Tag: feminist art
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Art Monsters: Unruly Bodies in Feminist Art – book review
Lauren Elkin draws on female ‘art monsters’ who have broken taboos around society’s expectations of womanhood, to reveal the complexities of living in a world where women are expected to appear pure and unsullied
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VALIE EXPORT – interview: ‘My artworks are still a rebellion against the Catholic faith’
The pioneering Austrian feminist artist talks about breaking taboos and provoking aggressive responses – in the 1960s and now – ahead of a reinstallation of her 1980 Venice Biennale works at London’s Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
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Birgitta Hosea: Erasure at Hanmi Gallery Seoul
‘I was always drawing with my mother, and making things with my mother,’ says the artist
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Ida Applebroog: Mercy Hospital
These drawings from the forgotten sketchbooks of the well-known feminist artist Ida Applebroog offer an intimate insight into her struggle with depression during a six-week stay at Mercy Hospital in 1969
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Terrains of the Body: Photography from the National Museum of Women in the Arts
Building on the legacy of feminist art from the 1970s, this exhibition includes photographic and video works by 17 contemporary artists from five continents, from the 80s to today, presenting woman as creator and subject of her work
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Marie Yates: ‘In my view, everything is textual, and a text is visual’
A woman artist working conceptually with the landscape since the 1970s, Yates’s work has often been misinterpreted. A new exhibition at Richard Saltoun will hopefully reengage viewers in the relevant discourse
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Judy Chicago: ‘I’ll leave it to others to change the world’
The artist talks about her career trajectory, the continuing need for feminist art, and the way in which she hopes to spend her remaining years
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