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New Art Show Highlights Both Factual and Fictional Women

by Jill Pantozzi | 3:32 pm, December 11th, 2012



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The Light Grey Art Lab in Minneapolis, Minnesota is currently holding a gallery show titled “Girls: Fact & Fiction.” It features art depicting women from some of our favorite fiction as well as those we adore from real life. Over 100 artists are involved and we couldn’t resist giving you a sampling here. You’ll probably want to buy one or two or ten.

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  • Anonymous

    Dibbs on the Ripley one!

  • Luisa Hall

    I am distraught that I can not afford every single thing here. Especially Scully.

  • http://twitter.com/shuttercatt Emerald White

    Frida Kahlo! Amazing, I’d hang that on my wall.

  • http://twitter.com/Milly_Wee Emily Martin

    If only there was some sort of deal for paying multiple prints. It’d simply be too hard to choose one :C

  • Anonymous

    Wow these are all lovely. The Samus one seems just a little off though.

  • http://www.facebook.com/RedReplicant Victoria Valdes

    Yeah… it has nothing to do with why anyone likes her, and baldly removes most of the character’s gravitas and dignity.

  • http://twitter.com/ChannelDiza Chanel Diaz

    Awesome Gallery! :D

  • Nick Gaston

    Errr…*Elizabeth Bathory*? That’s like a cameo portait of Mengele.

  • http://www.facebook.com/ashe.samuels Ashe P. Samuels

    That Princess Mononoke fanart, holy shit.

  • Anonymous

    Yeah, that REALLY didn’t ring the right bells for me. Sometimes people seem to mistake “infamous” for “admirable”.

  • Anonymous

    First of all, AMELIE?!? YES!
    Second of all, Elizabeth Bathory? Why in the seven hells would she be included in a showing of admirable women?

  • http://www.thenerdybird.com/ Jill Pantozzi

    No one said they were admirable.

  • http://twitter.com/MaryKateClark Marykate Clark

    THOSE ARE WONDERFUL <3 …I especially love Hermione!
    I'd love to learn the techniques that went into that illustration style.

  • http://www.commonplacebook.com electrasteph

    Wow – I want so many of these. And if you haven’t clicked through the link, do so, because there are lots more great prints than they could feature here.

  • Life Lessons

    I want Joan of Arc and I want it now. And Scully too.

  • Nick Gaston

    Well, there was that “as well as those we adore from real life” bit in the description text, above.

    Though, technically, “adorable” isn’t the same as “admirable,” I’ll grant. ;)

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