#WOMENSART

[demmiblue]

Blue Room,1923 by Suzanne Valadon




Australian Aboriginal elder artist Loongkoonan, Bush Tucker in Nyikina Country, 2006 (aged 105 when she created this artwork)




'Guiding Star' by contemporary Irish sculptor Rachel Joynt




Michelle Mischkulnig, contemporary Australian textile artist




Kirsty Elson, UK multi media artist based in Cornwall who creates sculptures out of driftwood collected from the beaches of her home




The Black Mambas, the world’s first all-female anti-poaching unit, protecting South Africa’s wild animals, by photographer Valeria van der Westhuizen

https://twitter.com/womensart1

[Wounded Bear]

1. Those Black Mambas look like some bad Mamas...

[pazzyanne]

5. Good, we need more like them protecting our wildlife!

I am sick of poaching - and a pResident that constantly is damaging our wildlife and natural world for the sake of the almighty dollar!

[Wounded Bear]

6. They are doing, for lack of a better term, God's work...

I'm not feeling a lot of love for poachers or trophy hunters or folks killing endangered species for BS voodoo medicine.

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. All very cool, but that textile piece makes my heart sing. Thank you!

[The Magistrate]

3. Love The Houses Particularly, Ma'am

The dimensional textile flowers are spectacular.

[Bayard]

4. All terrific!

But I REALLY like the driftwood. Keep seeing more there....the chimneys are screws.

[Dem2theMax]

7. I want the driftwood and the textile.

They are beautiful! Thank you for posting.

[IcyPeas]

8. I follow this on Twitter

Twitter is great for certain things. Every day #WOMENSART tweets out a few pictures. It's a nice break from all the other inane (political) tweets.

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[Karadeniz]

9. Black mambas are really dangerous when crossed!

[lillypaddle]

10. These are all so good

and the Black Mambas are fierce af.