American artist known for her vibrant paintings, murals, and textile works.

American modernist painter, poet, and designer, known for her vibrant and whimsical depictions of contemporary life.

British painter and designer, known for her role in the Bloomsbury Group, a circle of avant-garde writers, artists, and intellectuals.

Canadian painter, writer, and pioneer in the documentation and celebration of Indigenous cultures and the landscapes of British Columbia.

Swedish artist and mystic known for her pioneering work in abstract art, which was deeply rooted in spirituality and theosophy.

Australian artist celebrated for her innovative approaches to modern art and her advocacy for a uniquely Australian artistic identity.

Dutch painter and theoretician who became one of the most influential figures in modern art.

Russian avant-garde artist and one of the most influential figures in the development of abstract art.

French artist best known for his pioneering contributions to abstract art and the development of Orphism.

Indian modernist painter celebrated for her evocative and socially conscious depictions of rural women.

Swiss artist, sculptor, and designer best known for his biomechanical aesthetic, which seamlessly fused organic and mechanical elements.

Canadian-born American painter whose career spanned Abstract Expressionism, social realism, and a bold, cartoonish figurative style.

Canadian painter whose evocative landscapes and still lifes garnered significant critical acclaim during his brief career.

Nigerian artist and a key figure in the contemporary African art movement.

Visionary artist known for her ethereal and dreamlike paintings, which drew heavily on mythology, shamanism, and spiritual traditions.

American artist renowned for his contributions to abstract art, particularly in the realms of Minimalism and Post-Painterly Abstraction.

Scottish painter and printmaker, known for her distinctive and versatile artistic style.

Pakistani painter, calligrapher, and muralist whose work left an indelible mark on the art world of South Asia.

American abstract painter and a leading figure in the Color Field movement, known for his precise, minimalist compositions.

Japanese avant-garde artist renowned for his experimental approach to painting, which often involved using his feet.