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Her Canvas, Her City: Gender, Gaze, and Empowerment in Art Engagement Among Women Artists and Viewers in Pune, India
Feminist visual theory holds that the devaluation of women’s art is reproduced not only by institutions but by how people look. We report a preregistered, mixed-methods study in Pune, India, connecting women artists’ lived experience with viewers’ perceptual responses. In an online experiment, 49 vi
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