In February the Women’s Caucus for Art, a nationwide organization of feminist artists, critics, art historians, teachers, and arts administrators, convened its 1990 national conference at the New York ...

Even though I recently betrayed my feminist roots by writing this piece, I still have loyalty to the cause. Especially when it comes to Art History. It’s no secret that, historically, female artists ...

An unfinished revolution in art historiography, or how to write a feminist art history / Victoria Horne and Amy Tobin -- I want a dyke for president : sounding out Zoe Leonard's manifesto for art ...

Content warning: this article contains sexual imagery that may be inappropriate for some readers. We had no idea who Anita Steckel was when we stepped into Stanford Art Gallery. Not until we were ...

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 ...

As if anyone needs another reason to head to New York to see art, the Brooklyn Museum just opened what its director calls a "museum within a museum" for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist ...

Jang Pa, "Lady-X No. 5" (2015) (photo by Hongsuk Kim, courtesy the artist) Kim Hong-hee illuminates a vision of Korean art history in which no one is othered in Korean Feminist Artists: Confront and ...

Last month, a pair of climate activists attacked a painting known as “The Rokeby Venus,” by the Spanish master Diego Velázquez, which hangs in London’s National Gallery, using hammers to smash the ...

In the spring issue of A&P, the new art and performance quarterly produced by The Stranger, Jen Graves writes about how a social art project devised by the Seattle artist Lynn Schirmer called The ...

"Feminism has had a crucial impact on late twentieth-century art, inspiring some of the most pioneering developments in sculpture, painting, performance, photography, film and installation. The art ...

Canada’s Black visual art and exhibition milieu has largely been led by the work of Black women for several decades. Expanding on foundational feminist art histories, this course will consider some of ...