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The Woman Artist: From an Invisible History to an Invisible Presence, Which Keeps Us in an Invisible Existence Being an artist in the United States is hard; being a woman artist is even harder. When I tell people that I am a painter, they automatically think that, because I am female, art is my hobby and not a serious profession. Galleries and museums are less likely to promote women, because of the assumption that we are not as good as our male counterparts; therefore, we will not bring in the audience that is needed. In the twentieth century, we have not made much progress in the fine art profession. We have gone from an invisible history to an invisible presence, which keeps women artist in an invisible existence. Soraida Martinez 1995
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