Sinopsis
Together with art historians, museum curators and pioneering institutions that are all fighting for more recognition of female artists, the documentary tells their ground-breaking and moving life stories. LOST WOMEN ART is an homage to great female art and visionary female artists – such as impressionist Berthe Morisot, front woman of the Russian avant-garde Natalja Gontscharowa or pioneer of abstraction Hilma af Klint. Unknown names like that of Germaine Krull, photographer of the new vision, or pop artist Kiki Kogelnik, stand alongside those of nowadays recognized artists, such as painter Lotte Laserstein or the radically feminist artist.
Independent filmmaker and creative producer. She studied Media Culture and Visual Communication at the Bauhaus University Weimar and Valencia. She worked for film festivals in Berlin and Barcelona. Susanne is the director of a film documentary that was screened at more than 20 international film festivals. For her documentary The Women of Bauhaus she received the Juliane Bartels-Media Award in 2019.
Salón de actos. Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
7:15 pm. Chapter 1: From Impressionism to Abstraction
8:15 pm. Chapter 2: From New Vision to the Feminist Avant-Garde
Outstanding Female Creators at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
Year of Production: 2021
Running Time: 2×52’
Countries: Germany
Language: German with Spanish subtitles
Director: Susanne Radelhof
Direction of photography: Thomas Eirich-Schneider
Cast: Luise Helm, Julia Voss, Ingrid Pfeiffer
Producers: Maria Wischnewski
Production Companies: Koberstein Film
International Sales: Diana Karklin for Rise and Shine World Sales
