Virginia and Leonard Woolf's Hogarth Press Gets an Exhibition of Its Own

Virginia Woolf, a beacon for women writers, didn't just craft literary masterpieces; with Leonard, she also co-founded Hogarth Press. This modest venture, initially a way to publish their own experimental work and others, blossomed into a significant publisher. For emerging women artists, this is a profound lesson in agency. When traditional gates seem closed, build your own platform. Your artistic vision deserves to be seen, and creating your own avenues for visibility, however small they start, holds immense power to shape your career and impact the art world. — Source: Hyperallergic

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