insider.si.edu

Feminism-art-theory : an anthology 1968-2014 / edited by Hilary Robinson

Introduction: Feminism-Art-Theory: Towards a (political) historiography -- 1. Overviews. Introduction -- Gender in/of culture. Valerie Solanas, 'Scum Manifesto' (1968 ...
Hyperallergic

A Big-Tent Vision of Feminist Art That’s Still a Bit Too Small

Certain images might spring to mind when we think of feminist art: Ana Mendieta’s Siluetas (1973–78), for example, or Judy Chicago’s “The Dinner Party” (1974–79) — work that in form and content ...
Smithsonian Magazine

More Than 40 Years Later, Artists Answer a Still-Relevant Question: What Is Feminist Art?

An exhibition from the Archives of American Art asks artists—and the viewer—to ponder what makes art feminist, and how that definition has evolved Lila Thulin - Former Associate Editor, Special ...
Architectural Digest

Ahead of This Year’s Elections, Over 50 Museums Commit to Feminist Art

In January of 2017, Apsara DiQuinzio was one of the 750,000 people who flocked to downtown Los Angeles for the Women’s March. The event made a lasting impression on the senior curator at the Berkeley ...
Hyperallergic

When Feminism Ruled CalArts

Andrea Bowers, “Political Ribbons (REDCAT)” (2023), silkscreen ink on satin ribbons; “Generation After Generation (Judy Chicago and Andrea Bowers discuss the Feminist art Program)” (2023), ...
Grand Forks Herald

Feminist art icons Guerrilla Girls to speak at the University of Minnesota Duluth

There are advantages to being a woman in art, members of a group of anonymous activists pointed out in their signature posters back in 1989. For instance: “Not being stuck in a tenured teaching ...
The New York Times

Nancy Azara, Sculptor Who Created a Haven for Feminist Artists, Dies at 84

She helped establish the New York Feminist Art Institute. In her own work — monumental pieces carved from found lumber — she evoked ancient feminine imagery. By Penelope Green Nancy Azara, a sculptor ...
AOL

This writer loves feminist 'art monsters' — but thinks 'cancel culture is destructive'

There came a point when Lauren Elkin realized her book-in-progress was becoming a blob. As the writer Chris Kraus defines it: “the book as Blob, swallowing and engorging … Unwise and unstoppable.” ...
Los Angeles Times

This writer loves feminist ‘art monsters’ — but thinks ‘cancel culture is destructive’

There came a point when Lauren Elkin realized her book-in-progress was becoming a blob. As the writer Chris Kraus defines it: “the book as Blob, swallowing and engorging … Unwise and unstoppable.” ...