100 Years On

On International Women’s Day - 8 March - Hampstead’s prestigious Zebra One Gallery is holding its VIP private view of empowering, all-female exhibition 100 Years On, marking 100 years since women won the right to vote and celebrating the year of the woman.

The exhibition will include pieces by artists including celebrated enfant terrible of the art world, Tracey Emin.

The Hampstead gallery will mark 100 years since women won the right to vote, while itself celebrating a milestone as it enters its 40th year in business.

The show will feature a range of beautiful works from 15 prevalent and inspiring women artists, including Kate Garner’s iconic 1990s shots of a young Kate Moss clutching a teddy bear; never before seen artwork from one of Britain’s most distinguished contemporary artists Maggi Hambling; and pieces by Rebecca Fontaine Wolf, who was a winner of the BBC's 'Show Me the Monet’ and recently became Vice President to the Society of Women Artists.

Also on display will be art by Charlotte Posner, whose work has been used across the fashion and advertising worlds, including collaborations with style powerhouse Louis Vuitton and Jeff Koons. The work of each artist portrays a strong message in support of women and has been carefully curated by gallery owner, Gabrielle Du Ploy.