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Adela Flamarike is putting these Irish women artists back where they rightly belong. The women she has written about are the tip of the iceberg. They were trailblazers in their personal and professional lives, who let nothing stand in the way to creativity. Adela has done a tremendous job in telling their stories and by doing so she has given back to the Irish people a forgotten aspect of our past. She has done these women proud. - Liz Gillis, author of Women of the Irish Revolution, Revolution in Dublin, and The Fall of Dublin.

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The Author was born in 1990 in Navarra, Spain; studied a degree in History of Art at the Basque Country University in Vitoria, and Saint Louis University in Brussels, Belgium. Her final project entitled ""Women, Art and Exile. The subversion in the artwork of Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo"" won the Francisca de Aculodi award as part of a gender perspective project in the Basque Country University in March 2015. In 2014 she travelled through Ireland and finally settled in Westport. She has collaborated with the Chilean cultural magazine AguaTinta as a monthly columnist. This involved critical and political study of various artworks and artists through the lens of gender perspective. She holds a First Class Honours Master's Degree in Applied Research in Feminist, Gender and Citizenship Studies at the Jaume I University of Castellón (Spain).

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