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Feminisms/museums/surveys: an anthology
Abstract
"Historically, art museums and galleries have played an instrumental role in establishing the canon of art and art history. As a result, modern curators hold a significant responsibility for ensuring the diverse selection and exhibition of art by artists from underrepresented and marginalized backgrounds. Since 2005, a novel approach to feminist curating (and the curating of feminism) has emerged as an answer to the underrepresentation and/or misrepresentation of art that is about feminism and by feminists"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents
On feminisms, museums ans surveys: an introduction / Hilary Robinson and Lara Perry -- Life actually -- Life actually; the works of contemporary Japanese women--love and solitude, and laughter for survival in Japan / Kasahara Michiko -- La costilla Maldita -- The accursed rib / Margarita Aizpuru -- Konstfeminism: strategier och effekter i Sverige från 1970-talet till idag -- Introduction / Louise Andersson, Magnus Jensner, Anna Livion Ingvarsson, Anna Nyström, Barbro Werkmäster, and Niclas Östlind -- The eighth square: gender, life and desire in the arts since 1960 -- The eighth square: observations on an exhibition experiment / Frank Wagner -- WACK! Art and the feminist revolution -- Art and feminism: an ideology of shifting criteria / Cornelia Butler -- Global feminisms -- Curators' preface / Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin -- Kiss kiss bang bang: 45 years of art and feminism -- Kiss kiss bang bang: 86 steps in 45 years of art and feminism / Xabier Arakistain -- Intimate distance: Indonesian women -- Intimate distance: tracing feminist discourse in Indonesian art / Wulan Dirgantoro -- A batalla dos xéneros/Gender battle -- The benefit of discord: apropos of gender battle / Juan Vicente Aliaga -- elles@centrepompidou: women artists in the collection of the Musée National d'Art Moderne -- "elles@centrepompidou": addressing difference / Camille Morineau -- Rebelle: art and feminism 1969-2009 -- Introduction / Mirjam Westen -- Gender check: femininity and masculinity in the art of Eastern Eurpoe -- Proletarians of all countries, who washes your socks? Equality, dominance and difference in Eastern European art / Bojana Pejić -- Modern women: women artists at the museum of art -- The feminist present: women artists at MOMA / Cornelia Butler -- DONNA: avanguardia femminista Negli Anni '70 dalla Sammlung Verbund di Vienna -- The feminist avant-garde: a radical transformation / Gabriele Schor -- Med viljann ad vopni - endurlit 1970-1980 -- The will as a weapon - review 1970-1980 / Hrafnhildur Schram -- Z̆en d'Art: the history of gender and art in Post-Soviet space: 1989-2009 -- The history of women's art: archives, theories and actual artistic preactice / Nataliya Kamenetskaya and Oksana Sarkisyan -- Dream and reality: modern and contemporary women artists from Turkey -- Dream and reality: modern and contemporary women artists from Turkey / Levent Çalikoğlu -- Matronita: Jewish feminist art -- Tzena Ure'ena / Dvora Liss -- This will have been: art, love and politics in the 1980s -- This will have been: art, love & politics in the 1980s / Helen Molesworth -- Contemporary Australia: women -- Here and now / Julie Ewington -- Women adventurers: five eras of Taiwanese art, 1930-1983 -- Women adventurers: five eras of Taiwanese art, 1930-1983 / Yi-ting Lei -- The beginning is always today: contemporary feminist art in Scandinavis -- The beginning is always today: contemporary feminist art in Scandinavia / Karin Hindsbo -- Where we're at! Other voices on gender -- Joining the ranks of the invisible struggle / Christine Eyene -- Our sister next door / Christine Eyene -- East Asia feminism: FANTasia -- East Asia feminism: FANTasia / Kim Hong-hee -- All men become sisters -- Imagination machine / Joanna Sokołowska -- M/A\G/M\A: body and words in Italian and Lithuanian women's art from 1965 to the present -- MAGMA: a revolt for us / Benedetta Carpi De Resmini -- The singing revolution continues / Laima Kreivytė -- We wanted a revoltion: Black radical women, 1965-85 -- Introduction / Catherine Morris and Rujeko Hockley -- Being her(e): meditations on African femininities -- Curatorial statement / Paula Nascimento -- Corpo a corpo - Body to body -- Body to body: what is left? / Paola Ugolini -- Radical women: Latin American art, 1960-1985 -- Introduction / Cecilia Fajardo-Hill and Andrea Giunta -- Trigger: gender as a tool and a weapon -- Irreconcilable difference / Johanna Burton -- Women house -- From the housewife to the Nana-Maison: domesticity as a key theme for women artists / Camille Morineau and Lucia Pesapane -- Collective women: feminist art archives from the 1970s to the 1990s -- Texts from the Auckland Art Gallery 2017 / Clare McIntosh -- Unfinished business: perspectives on art and feminism -- Unfinished business / Max Delany -- Blak female futurisms and Yte feminism waves / Paola Balla -- Bread and roses: four generations of Kazakh women artists -- Gender, empire and decolonisation: four generations of Kazakh women artists / David Elliott -- Niepodległe: kobiety a dyskurs narodowy -- Niepodległe: women, independence and national discourse / Magda Lipska -- The Medea insurrection: radical women artists behind the Iron Curtain -- Why the insurrection, Medea? / Susanne Altmann -- Paint, also known as blood: women, affect and desire in contemporary painting -- Rippers: women, affect and desire, between figuration and abstraction / Natalia Sielewicz -- Kiss my genders -- Kiss my genders: a conversation / Vincent Honoré with Ajamu, Travis Alabanza, and Victoria Sin -- Her own way: female artists and the moving image in art in Poland: from 1970s to the present -- Her own way - female artists and the moving image in art in Poland: from 1970s to the present / Okamura Keiko -- Women's histories, feminist histories -- Feminist histories: artists after 2000 / Isabella Rjeille -- Feminnale: 1st feminnale of contempoary art -- Feminnale: 1st feminnale of contemporary art / Bishkek Feminist Initiatives Team -- Masculinities: liberation through photography -- Performing masculinities / Alona Pardo -- Earthkeeping/Earthshaking: arte, feminismos e ecologia -- Earthkeeping/Earthshaking: art, feminisms and ecology / Giulia Lamoni and Vanessa Badagliacca -- Know my name: Australian women artists 1900 to now -- Foreword / Nick Mitzevich and Natasha Bullock -- Guiding principles for gender equity / Nick Mitzevich and Natasha Bullock -- Female identities in the Global South -- Contemporary female identities in the Global South / Bronwyn Law-Viljoen -- Liminal identities in the Global South / Clive Kellner -- Modernist identities in the Global South / Clive Kellner -- Historical background / Clive Kellner -- I remember therefore I am. Unwritten stories: woman artist archives -- I remember, therefore I am / Andria Silape⁻tere -- Who will write the history of tears: artists on women's rights -- About the exhibition / Magda Lipska, Sebastian Cichocki, and Łukasz Ronduda -- Declaration: a Pacific feminist agenda -- Declaration: a Pacific feminist agenda / Ane Tonga -- Empowerment: art and feminisms -- Empowerment: art and feminisms - Introduction / Andreas Beitin, Katharina Koch, and Uta Ruhkamp -- Women in revolt! Art, activism, and the women's movement in the UK 1970-1990 -- Introduction: the personal is political / Linsey Young
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Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Blackwell, [2025]
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