"Isabel Oliver Cuevas was rediscovered in 2015 for her Spanish Pop art work, included in the exhibition The World Goes Pop at the Tate Modern in London, England. Oliver is associated with Spanish pop through her collaboration with the artist collective Equipo Crónica (Chronicle Team), founded in Valencia in 1964 by Rafael Solbes, Manuel (Manolo) Valdés (1942), and Joan Antoni Toledo. They invited Oliver to join them in 1971, when Pop art and the so-called New Figuration was influencing the work of the group. Oliver collaborated with the Team for four years and, around the same time, she produced the important The Woman series from 1970 to 1973. Through this series Oliver examined popular culture in relation to images of women during the last decade of Franco's regime. Representative of a younger generation of women with feminist attitudes in the seventies, she overtly expressed her political views, taking advantage of Pop art's effects and strategies. Oliver analyzed and criticized the discriminatory situation of Spanish women under Franco's dictatorship, the very political situation in which she was living and of which she was a part." - Excerpt from (www.theartstory.com/isabeloliver) Visit #isabeloliver to see more works by this wonderful artist! Consider subscribing to @artstreams for more artist Showcase’s like this. #art #artistshowcase #spanishartist #spain #popart #feminist #feminism #feministart #feminismart #conceptualart #abstractart #artsy #contemporaryart #artoftheday #isabeloliver #Photography #Museum #oilpainting #aesthetic #artstreams #artappreciation #20thcenturyartists #andywharhol #femaleart #femaleempowerment #FemaleArtist #femmeart https://www.instagram.com/p/B5jFn9KFwjx/?igshid=zz4noi8odowi