“ [Freer in Berlin] The exhibition features 26 artists from all over Europe and the Americas, each one exploring the subject of “New Femininity,” which looks to create a new vision of what femininity is today (excluding the constrictive stereotypes women have fought so hard to be released from)”

– VICE

“26 artists presented their answer to the new femininity: they played with the existing stereotypes, destabilized them and let the individuals appear sometimes in new, sometimes in their existing social framework.”

– Not Another Woman Magazine

“Femininity cannot be assigned to any gender, as Julia de La Torre's illustration says .”

– Refinery29

“You will see images challenging stereotypes around beauty standards and feminity”

– Art Berlin

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“ Featuring the work of 25 artists from all around the world, the exhibition focuses around the theme of "new femininity". What does it mean to be feminine in a world where gender is fluid?”

–i-D

“27 artists exploring feminist ideologies and questioning gender and sexuality”

– SLEEK

“Freer in Berlin" represented a new or unusual form of femininity away from stereotypical, male-dominated ideas”

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– Vogue

“Through her work she challenges mainstream stereotypes of beauty, relationships, and gender roles. In response to the vast underrepresentation of so many human beings throughout every medium from movies to magazines, she takes it upon herself to illustrate diversity.”

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– Curated By Girls

“...visual arts based on diversity, equality and freedom”

– HUNGER

“Feminist cyber art gets real”

– EXBERLINER

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