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2023 Andrea Giunta The Political Body: Stories on Art, Feminism, and Emancipation in Latin America (Oakland : University of California Press)
2023 Claudia Mandel Katz (Argentina-Costa Rica), Adriana Palomo (Argentina), Claudia Pretelin (México-Estados Unidos) y Sussy Vargas Alvarado (Costa Rica) MEMORIAS Y RESISTENCIAS: MUJERES | ARTISTAS| HISTORIAS AFROLATINAS Y CARIBEÑAS Instruments of Memory webpage (Instruments of Memory; Museum of Women Costa Rica; Regional Museum, Querétaro, Mexico )
2018 Paula Naanim Telis Mujer nueva : ritoperformance y femiconciencia (Argentina: Milena Caserola)
2018 Andrea Giunta Feminismo y arte latinoamericano: Historias de artistas que emanciparon el cuerpo (Siglio XX: Arte y pensamiento)
2017 Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, Andrea Giunta with Marcela Guerrero former curatorial fellow, in collaboration with Connie Butler ed Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985 (Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA)(Sep 15-Dec 31, 2017) (Los Angeles: Hammer Museum, LA ; Brooklyn Museum, NY; Pinacoteca de São Paulo) More
2015 Lucia Avancini et al. SOY MUJER, SOY LATINOAMERICANA (26 March, presentation of virtual exhibition of 97 women artists)on provocarte.org (website now down). (Rio de Janeiro: Espaco Cultural Cedim Heloneida Studart / CEDIM - Conselho Estadual dos Direitos da Mulher)
2014 Maria Laura Rosa Legados de libertad (Buenos Aires : Biblos, cop.)
2013 Juan Aliaga and Maria Laura Rosa Recuperar la Memoria: Experiencias feministas desde el Arte, Argentina y Espana, Ana Navarette and Mujeres Publicas (2 Aug-21 Sept), Centro Cultural de Espana, Buenos Aires (CCEBE, Sede Parana)
2009 PintorAs () Exhibitions, fanzine, discussions on women and painting, 2009 onwards
2009 Hecho X Mujeres/ Done By Women () An annual festival celebrating the work of female filmmakers and the conditions of living and working for women in today's society. The events take place over two days in late November.
2007 Andrea Giunta Avant-Garde, Internationalism, and Politics: Argentine Art in the Sixties (Durham and London: Duke University Press)
2006 Cultura Subyugada: Interrupciones y resistencias sobre lo femenino / Subjeted Culture: Interruptions and resistances on the feminine (touring exhibition, 2006-2008) (Argentina: Buenos Aires, Fondo Nacional des Artes)
1988 La Mujer y El Cine (Buenos Aires) () Since 1996 La Mujer y el Cine ran as part of the Mar del Plata film festival maintaining its autonomy from the larger event. However, in 2006 this position was threatened and the festival has been forced to adapt to a different organisational structure. Consequently submissions have been limited to short films over the past few years. Entries from female directors or films with an extensive female production are welcomed, they are considered by a committee headed by Marta Bianchi.
1984 Susana Velasquez and Esther Moncarz, Gilda Mancuso Mujer y expresion plastica: testimonios (Argentina, Buenos Aires: Centro de Estudios de la Mujer)
Mujeres Publicas () a feminist activist group, organising projects in Argentina
Nosotras proponemos/Compromiso de práctica artística feminista/Asamblea Permanente de Trabajadoras del Arte (Argentina) () Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French: This is the website for a 'Declaration of Commitment to Feminist Practices in Art, Permanent Assembly of Women Art Workers' and outlines actions taken in 2018 to support it in Argentina...ongoing... Around 3,000 artists, curators and activists across South America and Spain have signed it...