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Since the notability tag here has been disputed, I wanted to add:
WP:ARTIST states that an artist who has created a "significant monument" or "been a substantial part of a significant exhibition" might be notable - I see one source here with significant coverage, and a lot of coverage of her murals. I'm hopelessly out of my depth when it comes to art, but the nonspecific verbiage at
WP:ARTIST gives me pause - what is the definition of a "significant monument / exhibition"? While I don't see a lot of sources for this subject meeting the length of coverage we typically label "significant", I wonder if the murals (given their scale and recognition in minor-coverage sources) might speak for themselves? Just hoping I can help, I can't say for certain whether or not this is notable myself. A S U K I T E 04:19, 20 July 2021 (UTC)reply
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Notability
Since the notability tag here has been disputed, I wanted to add:
WP:ARTIST states that an artist who has created a "significant monument" or "been a substantial part of a significant exhibition" might be notable - I see one source here with significant coverage, and a lot of coverage of her murals. I'm hopelessly out of my depth when it comes to art, but the nonspecific verbiage at
WP:ARTIST gives me pause - what is the definition of a "significant monument / exhibition"? While I don't see a lot of sources for this subject meeting the length of coverage we typically label "significant", I wonder if the murals (given their scale and recognition in minor-coverage sources) might speak for themselves? Just hoping I can help, I can't say for certain whether or not this is notable myself. A S U K I T E 04:19, 20 July 2021 (UTC)reply
