If Women Ruled the World
Images of Life Governed by Those Who Give It
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Pub Date Dec 1 2026 | Archive Date Jan 26 2027
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Description
What if the world were built differently? In a landmark book of art, poetry, and writing from more than 100 artists across the globe, entrepreneur and author Christina Hawatmeh curates a vision for a better world for us all.
What if women ruled the world? Each contributor within responds to this single question with their ideas of a fantastical new reality. The result is a bold, borderless act of imagination: a fascinating world where women leaders shape identity, ethics, health, technology, and politics—where everyone is liberated.
Inside you'll discover:
- Global perspectives—a rich tapestry of voices from all walks of life sharing stories of struggle, triumph, and creation from every corner of the world.
- More than one hundred full-color artworks, including photography, paintings, sculpture, and digital illustrations—a captivating visual journey celebrating the power of art to imagine what words alone cannot.
- Acclaimed and rising artists, from the award-winning to the undiscovered. A
This book invites you to ask “What if?”—and to imagine yourself as a co-creator of a more harmonious future.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780063437449 |
| PRICE | $40.00 (USD) |
| PAGES | 288 |
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This is a short book (less than 120 pages) of art (and accompanied words) about how different the word would be if women were listened to/ran the world.
I really liked the variety of art mediums and topics discussed and how different all of the different artists (and their backgrounds) are.
This felt like a unique take on an art book and I really appreciated it. This is deep, but can be easily consumed in small segments.
Thanks to NetGalley for the e-ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review!