Explore how art becomes power. From rural studio to international collectors, Sara Léger shares insights on buying bold work, building emotional interiors, and why collecting art is a radical act of self-expression.
Which one sounds like you? Whether you’re here because mass-produced art leaves you cold, because you’re done playing it safe, or because you’re curious about the fire behind the gold—this is for you. Choose your story. Or read them all. Bold art doesn’t blend in—it sizes up the room and dares it to blink first. […]
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This isn’t accent decor. It’s art that side-eyes mediocrity and dares you to keep up. There’s a certain kind of power that doesn’t scream for attention. It doesn’t come in neon or need applause. It doesn’t stomp.It arrives. Little Black Wings is a one-of-a-kind oil painting (11×14″ on canvas paper), but more than that, she’s
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We get to unravel, sure—but only if we make it palatable. Pretty. Maybe even a little funny, as long as it’s packaged in a meme or softened by a smile. By midlife, we’ve become experts at falling apart politely, wrapped in grace and barely detectable discomfort. That’s the unspoken rule, isn’t it?? We’re told to
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Joy in the Small, the Unexpected, and the Slightly Awkward After 7 days of this whole joy thing , it turns out, joy isn’t just in the obvious moments. It’s in textures you can’t resist touching, flowers blooming even when no one’s watching, and sending slightly unhinged memes to the right person. It’s in connection—the
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#JoyMonger: Week One Recap Turns out, spreading joy isn’t all sunshine and group hugs. Sometimes, it’s blasting music loud enough to drown out your own overthinking. It’s flopping on the couch like a Victorian maiden after one mildly stressful email. Or it’s running through the woods just to escape the notifications and the Wi-Fi dependent
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I’ve been chewing on this concept of fine art meets angsty GenX rebelliousness, for a while now and I kept coming back to Bougie Punk. But what does that even mean? In short Fancy as F**k. Yeah, that’s no help… womp, womp! Why I Created the Term Bougie Punk and What It Means Bougie Punk
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The Art Market: No Girls Allowed? Traditionally, it’s been a sausage fest but according to the latest report the art world is finally waking up. Enter the Women Artists Market Report – your backstage pass to what’s happening. “The State of the Market for Women Artists’ Work,” goes beyond the surface, unraveling not only insights
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Let’s Play the Name Game: Five Female Artists Who Aren’t Georgia O’Keefe. Sadly I could only name Fridah Kahlo, Yayoi Kusama, Judy Chicago and….hmmm? That little test reminded why I paint empowering, bold, loud art and why it’s so important as a woman to do my best to succeed and empower female artists. As I
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Unleash Your Artistic Potential with 10 Ways to Make Money Online with your art. If you’re like me, you’ve always had a fire inside that drives you to express yourself through your art but it also burn through your budget with the mounting cost of art supplies. With the economic downturn and everyone’s purse strings
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Art is my Therapy In the midst of life’s uncertainty, art can be therapy to some, as it becomes a powerful lifeline for countless women who often feel their voices are silenced. In a world that frequently pressures women to prioritize being ‘nice,’ A B.S. term for “stifle your true opinions and feelings”, art emerges
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