BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ART X REPAINT HISTORY

Repaint History is delighted to announce that 10% of all T-shirt/Blouse sales will be donated to The Baltimore Museum of Art in support of their 2020 Vision for only collecting works by female identified artists.

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ARTIST FUNDING

We are excited to announce the launch of our latest initiative – a juried artist fund to support womxn artists

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STAND-UP FOR WOMEN ARTISTS

Did you know just 11 percent of all museum acquisitions over the past decade have been of work by women?

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A MOVEMENT

Repaint History raises the profile of women artists, both past and present through fashion, events, and a global community.

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A FASHION LINE

Canadian made. All our clothing items are designed to spark a conversation and challenge the existing gender imbalance in the art world.

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What is Repaint History?

A MOVEMENT.

Raising the profile of women artists

A COMMUNITY.

Designed to empower women artists

A FASHION LINE.

Designed to spark a conversation

A VOICE.

For change and progress to bring

ARTIST FUNDING OPPORTUNITY

We at Repaint History are excited to announce the launch of our latest initiative – a juried artist fund to support womxn artists and put a spotlight on their immense contribution to the world of art.

This new artist fund is created with a single purpose – to support womxn artists by providing them with a financial incentive and publicity.

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Featured Product

Artemisia Gentileschi - Caravaggio Blouse

Artemisia Gentileschi - Caravaggio Blouse

$149.00

This limited signature blouse is dedicated to Artemisia Gentileschi, one of Europe's most sought after artists.

Roomy blouse with embroidered asymmetrical collars and long sleeves. Front button closure.

ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI - CARAVAGGIO
100% Cotton
Sizing chart here
Size up for looser fit
We prefer if you Dry Clean Only (but if you really have to then wash cold and hang to dry)
Made in Canada

10% of all T-shirt/Blouse sales will be donated to The Baltimore Museum of Art in support of their 2020 Vision for only collecting works by female identified artists. Due to the pandemic the 2020 vision has extended to 2021.