Re-evaluations in feminism and contemporary art. Volume 1 / edited by Katy Deepwell.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Deepwell, Katy, 1962- editor, author.

Milevska, Suzana, author, contributor.

Kheirkhah, Maria, author, contributor.

Lamm, Kimberly, author, contributor.

Shen, Qingyu, author, contributor.

Majewska, Karolina (Art historian), author, contributor.

Moravec, Lisa, author, contributor.

Cottell, Fran, author, contributor.

Mari, Valeria, (Art historian), author, contributor.

Szczupacka, Wiktoria, author, contributor.

Maderna, Angela, 1984- author, contributor.

Mateos, Pedro Merchán, author, contributor.

Briukhovetska, Oksana, author, contributor.

Wieczorek, Gabriela Traple, author, contributor.

Kukaine, Jana, 1983- author, contributor.

Marano, Virginia, author, contributor.

Kokoli, Alexandra M., author, contributor.

Contributor:

EBSCOhost

Series:

Vernon series in art

Series in art / Vernon Press.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Feminism in art.

Feminism and the arts.

Art--History.

Art.

Feminist theory.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xxxiv, 342 pages) : illustrations, maps.

Place of Publication:

Wilmington, Del. : Vernon Press, [2026]

Contents:

List of figures (page ix)

Acknowledgements / Katy Deepwell (page xvii)

Introduction: Why re-evaluation now for feminism and contemporary art? / Katy Deepwell (page xix)

Section 1: Local/global feminisms and histories (page1)

Chapter 1, Macrohistories and feminist microhistories: women artists as archivists of solidarity and intersectionality / Suzana Milevska (page 3)

Chapter 2, Feminisms, contemporary art and world-systems theories / Katy Deepwell (page 21)

Chapter 3, A field of 'anotherness' / Maria Kheirkhah (page 43)

Chapter 4, Imaginary maps: writing feminist solidarities beyond the centre / Kimberly Lamm (page 59)

Chapter 5, Feminine-ism and feminism: two approaches to Chinese contemporary feminist art / Qingyu Shen (page 75)

Chapter 6, Excercises in post-socialist feminist art history: historicizing collective artistic labour during socialism / Karolina Majewska-Güde (page 95)

Section 2: Re-evaluations of exhibitions (page 115)

Chapter 7, Performing organizational feminism: VALIE EXPORT and Silvia Eiblmayr's 'Kunst mit Eigen-Sinn' (1985) / Lisa Moravec (page 117)

Chapter 8, 'Conceptual clothing' (1986-1988): a new category? / Fran Cottell (page 133)

Chapter 9, Catchup and affinity in women's exhibitions: re-evaluating the Feminaissance links between 'Global feminisms' and 'Another energy' / Valeria Mari (page 151)

Chapter 10, The broken genealogy of feminist art history: the gallery of the District Board of the Women's League (1967-1980) in socialist Poland / Wiktoria Szczupacka (page 171)

Chapter 11, The separatist issue in the 1980s Italian art system / Angela Maderna (page 187)

Chapter 12, Words weaving worlds: feminist and queer curating in contemporary art in 1990s Spain / Pedo Merchán Mateos (page 203)

Section 3: Histories of conflicts, situations and countries (page 225)

Chapter 13, Woman's body as a site of struggle and land as a struggling body: contemporary Ukrainian women artists / Oksana Briukhovetska (page 227)

Chapter 14, The Collereuses and social protests in feminist art in Latin America after the 1990s / Gabriela Traple Wieczorek (page 251)

Chapter 15, It's your fault! : feminist art, foorwork and the postsocialist kitchen / Jana Kukaine (page 263)

Chapter 16, (Re-)Evaluating artistic norms and temporalities: feminist and disability perspectives in contemporary practice / Virginia Marano (page 285)

Chapter 17, "The spectacle is vulnerable" : on the Iconoclastic origins of feminist art theory / Alexandra Kokoli (page 307)

About the authors (page 323)

Index (page 331).

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references, footnotes, and index.

Electronic reproduction. Ipswich, MA Available via World Wide Web.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9798261600541 (electronic bk.)

Publisher Number:

90104834517

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.