A museum on Momentable, with HER Venture HUB
HER Museum
Women in the picture. Women behind it.
205 works in 7 collections. Free on your phone, tablet or TV.
The Horse Fair, Rosa Bonheur
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Art by women, in the frame
Painters, sculptors and printmakers that museums kept in storage for centuries, shown full screen and credited by name.
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Every artist has her page
Open any artist to read her story and see every work of hers the museum holds.
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Plays on any screen
The Momentable player runs the museum on a TV, a phone, a tablet or a stage screen, with slow pans and nothing in the way.
The collections
Open a collection to browse it, or press play and let it run.
The Pink Dress (Albertie-Marguerite Carré, later Madame Ferdinand-Henri Himmes, 1854–1935)
Berthe Morisot
Painters who built careers when academies, guilds and salons were closed or half-open to them: portraits, still lifes and scenes made before 1900.
48 works
The Circus
Suzanne Valadon
Women at the turn of modern art, from the 1890s onward, in oil, pastel and watercolour: Impressionism's heirs, new colour, new subjects. All artists died by 1951.
28 works
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882)
Edmonia Lewis
Bronze, marble and plaster shaped by women who fought for studio space, commissions and the right to model from life.
20 works
Calligraphy: "Happiness"
Empress Dowager Cixi
Etchings, lithographs, drawings, watercolours and photographs: the media where many women artists found room to work and to be seen.
47 works
Lady Caroline Howard
Reynolds, Joshua, Sir
Rulers, saints, scholars and heroines across cultures and centuries, in the best-known paintings of women of standing, ranked by Wikidata renown.
48 works
Boy with a Stick
Elizabeth Forbes
Women artists from Canada and Europe, chosen for a Gulf audience: landscapes, portraits and daily life, every work rated G.
47 works
The artists
98 women whose work you can watch tonight. Open one to see her life and her work.
Berthe Morisot
1841–1895
Angelica Kauffmann
1741–1807
Artemisia Gentileschi
1593–1653
Edith Woodman Burroughs
1871–1916
Elisabeth Baumann
1818–1881
Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun
1755–1842
Kate Greenaway
1846–1901
Rosa Bonheur
1822–1899
Adélaïde Labille-Guiard
1749–1803
Agnes Slott-Møller
1862–1937
Anne Vallayer-Coster
1744–1818
Edmonia Lewis
1844–1907
Luisa Roldán
1652–1706
Marie-Thérèse Reboul
1725–1805
Martha Susan Baker
1871–1911
Mary Cassatt
1844–1926
Orsola Maddalena Caccia
1596–1676
Sarah Goodridge
1788–1853
Theodora W. Thayer
1868–1905
Erzsébet Korb
1899–1925
Gwen John
1876–1939
Harriet Hosmer
1830–1908
Helena de Kay Gilder
1846–1916
Jacoba van Heemskerck
1876–1923
Lavinia Fontana
1552–1614
Lilly Martin Spencer
1822–1902
Maria Sibylla Merian
1647–1717
Paula Modersohn-Becker
1876–1907
Rosalba Carriera
1675–1757
Suzanne Valadon
1865–1938
Alida Withoos
1661–1730
Anna Atkins
1799–1871
Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen
1863–1945
Anne Seymour Damer
1748–1828
Barbara Bodichon
1827–1891
Bertha Wehnert-Beckmann
1815–1901
Catherine Andras
1775–1860
Celia Thaxter
1835–1894
Charlotte Eustace Sophie de Fuligny-Damas
1741–1828
Charlotte Napoléone Bonaparte
1802–1839
Clara Peeters
1587–1657
Clementina Maude, Viscountess Hawarden
1822–1865
Diana Scultori
1547–1612
Elisabetta Sirani
1638–1665
Eliza Pratt Greatorex
1819–1897
Elizabeth Forbes
1859–1912
Emilie Mediz-Pelikan
1861–1908
Emma Stebbins
1815–1882
Empress Dowager Cixi
1835–1908
Eva Gonzalès
1849–1883
Evelyn De Morgan
1855–1919
Fidelia Bridges
1834–1923
Giovanna Garzoni
1600–1670
Grace V. Kelly
1877–1950
Helen Allingham
1848–1926
Helen Farnsworth Mears
1872–1916
Héloïse Colin
1819–1873
Hortense Haudebourt-Lescot
1784–1845
Ike Gyokuran
1727–1784
Jessie Tarbox Beals
1870–1942
Johanna Helena Herolt
1668–1723
Judith Leyster
1609–1660
Julia Margaret Cameron
1815–1879
Julie Hart Beers
1834–1913
Käthe Kollwitz
1867–1945
Laura Theresa Alma-Tadema
1852–1909
Louisa Lander
1826–1923
Louise Catherine Breslau
1856–1927
Ma Shouzhen
1548–1604
Marcia Oakes Woodbury
1865–1913
Margaret Foley
1827–1877
Margaret Sarah Carpenter
1793–1872
Margaretha Haverman
1693–1723
Marguerite Gérard
1761–1837
Maria Clara Eimmart
1676–1707
Marie Bracquemond
1840–1916
Marie Joséphine Nicolas
1845–1903
Marie-Denise Villers
1774–1821
Marie-Gabrielle Capet
1761–1818
Marie-Geneviève-Charlotte Thiroux d'Arconville
1720–1805
Marie-Guillemine Benoist
1768–1826
Marie-Victoire Lemoine
1754–1820
Mary Beale
1633–1699
Mary Delany
1700–1788
Mary Grant
1830–1908
Mary Hiester Reid
1854–1921
Nielsine Petersen
1853–1916
Ōtagaki Rengetsu
1791–1875
Rachel Ruysch
1664–1750
Rebecca Solomon
1832–1886
Rose-Adélaïde Ducreux
1761–1802
Ruth Whittier Shute
1803–1882
Sarah Anne Freeman Clarke
1808–1890
Sophie Gengembre Anderson
1823–1903
Susan Waters
1823–1900
Suzette Holten
1863–1937
Tina Blau
1845–1916
Virginia Richmond Reynolds
1866–1903
Built with HER Venture HUB
HER Museum is the first initiative of Cultural HER, the arts programme of HER Venture HUB, a social enterprise for women in entrepreneurship, leadership and the workforce. HER Venture HUB leads the concept and the curation brief. Momentable brings the museum: the collection, the player and the screens.
It opens at World Art Dubai, Dubai World Trade Centre, 19 to 22 November 2026. Women artists are invited to enrol, and anyone can recommend an artist or a work for the museum.
About HER Venture HUBCalligraphy: "Happiness"
Empress Dowager Cixi
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For women artists
A museum that shows your work beside the women who came before you, with your name on every screen.
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For audiences
A free museum that plays anywhere, telling the story of women in art across five centuries.
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For partners
A ready programme for screens at events, in lobbies and in public spaces, curated and credited.
A museum you can carry
No ticket and no queue. Open it on whatever screen is near you.
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Watch
Press play and the museum runs full screen, one work at a time, with the title and the artist on every picture.
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Explore
Open a collection, an artist or the guide to learn who these women were and why their work matters.
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Follow
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