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A Very Fine Art

Dani Williams

Showcasing the female perspective within the tattoo industry.

WORDS BY AUGUSTA MONET | TORONTO | LIGHTHOUSE IMMERSIVE

NOV 18, 2022 | ISSUE 7

Like many traditional artists, tattoo artists begin their process with a pen and paper, or some modern version of that. Despite the artistic abilities and talent of these artists, they still struggle to be recognized in the same stature as more conventional visual artists.  In this series, I present a selection of female tattoo artists to learn and listen to their truth about where the industry exists in the art world, and their experiences being women in the industry.


Speaking from my experience, being a female-identifying person with many tattoos, I have been the target of discrimination because of my body art. I have been turned down for jobs, frowned at, cat-called, told I would be

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