It's finally here! Thrilled to officially unveil our "What Happens When a Woman" music video, featuring an all-womxn cast from Chicago from various ensembles and organizations like The Ancona School, The Artemis Singers, The Chicago Children's Choir, Niles West High School, The People's Music School, and Women of Note. Directed by Breezy Lucia.

Artemisia's debut album, Sounds Like Us, is finally here! This 10-track album takes listeners around the world in a rich sampling platter of color, contrast, and the raw power of the female voice.

Join Artemisia for their fourth original show: Mothers. Step into the timeless, international and universal world of motherhood, as tells her story through the songs of women from all over the world.  

A new video from Artemisia has just been released! Check out this playful rendition of Los Zafiros' Bossa Cubana.

Have you heard Artemisia's newest recording? This stunning Agnus Dei comes from a traditional Corsican villiage mass. Take a listen!

8PM - TUESDAY, JANUARY 19TH  |  Artemisia returns to Uncommon Ground on Clark arm-in-arm with some great musical company! Experience fun-loving, infectious bluegrass duo, The Matchsellers, and Chicago's own American Songbook re-animators, Ask Your Folks (trio of guitar, fiddle, and bass) in an evening you don't want to miss.

On January 10th, 2015, Artemisia will premiere Sungji Hong's "O Nata Lux" in combination with the liturgical premiere of "Missa Lumen de lumine."

Missa Lumen de lumine has been described as “a work of iridescent freshness” (BBC Music Magazine), “the sound is utterly luminous” (Fanfare Magazine), “a virtuoso exploration of the technical and sonorous possibilities” (Daily Telegraph).

This performance is FREE and open to the public.

Artemisia's recent production - "Suit and Tie" - served up a rich platter of gender-bending, globally-saturated sounds in a compelling and inspiring program of male music presented through a female perspective.

This show will soon re-take the stage in some fresh new venues. Stay tuned for more!

At a second appearance at Chicago's own Salonathon - home for underground, emerging, and genre-defying art - Artemisia entertained the audience with an arrangement of the Comedian Harmonist's tongue-in-cheek piece, "Mein kleiner grüner Kaktus." (Translation: My little green cactus.)