‘Her Life Was Her Art’: Five Essential Works By Pioneering Feminist Artist Carolee Schneemann
Through January 8, 2023, the Barbican in London is exploring her work in a new retrospective.
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From the Archives: Sexual Politics, Art Style
Feminist scholar Lucy Lippard's 1971 op-ed about sexism in the art world.
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New Documentary Sisters with Transistors Celebrates the History of Women in Electronic Music
The driving force behind Lisa Rovner's film, now screening at Metrograph, is a clear desire for a feminist revision—or a remix, if you will—of sound art's history.
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A Global Survey of Women in Architecture Rethinks How We Attribute Buildings
Jane Hall's survey of women in architecture identifies built work by women within small partnerships, large international offices, and female-led firms, all flattened to the same register, regardless…
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Suzy Lake on Navigating Ageism and Feminism Like a Game of Strategy
Intermingling recent and early works, Suzy Lake's show "Performance of Protest," at Arsenal Contemporary Art in New York, emphasizes the persistence of her vision and the continued relevance of the…
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In Mexico City, Feminist Action Takes the Form of Both Protest and Creative Community
Amid misogynistic violence, women artists and activists in Mexico City find comfort in mutual aid and creative collaboration.
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Sara VanDerBeek on Layering Depictions of Women
I started thinking about symbols of reproduction and the figure, especially the female figure, as among the earliest forms represented in art.
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The diverse range of work in "Irrespective," which viewers encounter in galleries filled with the background audio-wash of her videos, makes it clear that what really underlies Martha Rosler's art is…
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Is Lisa Yuskavage a feminist? When she began exhibiting her candy-colored paintings of barely legal pinups in the early 1990s, it was a question that endlessly preoccupied critics.
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Lost and Found: A Conversation with Karen Green
What I want for the reader is that exciting, disorienting feeling of finding a box of family secrets in Grandma's attic.
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