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The article discusses the increasing attention being paid to aging in various fields, including the art world. It highlights exhibitions that celebrate senior artists, particularly women who have been overlooked in the past. The article also explores different artistic representations of aging, from candid depictions of the physical effects of aging to more symbolic and satirical portrayals. It acknowledges that historical representations of old women have often been negative and grotesque, but also notes more compassionate and nuanced depictions. The article concludes by reflecting on the personal experiences of aging and the evolving understanding of art and culture. [Extracted from the article] |
