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On View: “Artist’s Gaze: Seeing Women in the 21st Century” at Sirona Fine Art

Currently on view at Sirona Fine Art in Hallandale Beach, Florida, "Artist's Gaze: Seeing Women in the 21st Century" is a large group show featuring work focused on female subjects. With a wide variety of male and female artists in the show, "Artist's Gaze" presents a survey of portraits — some intimate, some sensual, and some exuding female power and strength. Artists like Daliah Lina Ammer, Susannah Martin, Dorielle Caimi, Park Hyung Jin, and Delita Pinchback Martin (and many, many others) presented diverse depictions of womanhood that stray from typical, sexualized media portrayals of the female body. The show was curated by artist Victoria Sellbach, whose work is also featured, and is on view through March 15.


Daliah Lina Ammar

Currently on view at Sirona Fine Art in Hallandale Beach, Florida, “Artist’s Gaze: Seeing Women in the 21st Century” is a large group show featuring work focused on female subjects. With a wide variety of male and female artists in the show, “Artist’s Gaze” presents a survey of portraits — some intimate, some sensual, and some exuding female power and strength. Artists like Daliah Lina Ammer, Susannah Martin, Dorielle Caimi, Park Hyung Jin, and Delita Pinchback Martin (and many, many others) presented diverse depictions of womanhood that stray from typical, sexualized media portrayals of the female body. The show was curated by artist Victoria Sellbach, whose work is also featured, and is on view through March 15.


Daliah Lina Ammar


Victoria Selbach


Susannah Martin


Park Hyung Jin


Mia Bergeron


Mary Beth McKenzie


Marshall Jones


Erin Anderson


Erica Elan Ciganek


Delita Pinchback Martin


Christian Johnson


Bernardo Torrens


Alyssa Monks


Aleah Chapin


Dorielle Caimi

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