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This results of this search will give all books, exhibition catalogues, magazines and special issues, blogs, websites and women's art organisations for a country, including places of exhibition and publication and is compiled from n.paradoxa's database.
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2018 Agata Jakubowska and Katy Deepwell eds All-women art spaces in Europe in the long 1970s (Liverpool University Press)
2015 Birgitte Ejdrup Kristensen and Ulla Angkjær Jørgensen eds KVINDER FREM! Et møde mellem to generationers stemmer i kunsten( 13 May – 6 September 2015) / Women Forward! - A meeting between two generations of voices in art (Denmark: Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde)
2015 Birgitte Anderberg What's Happening? Danish Avant-Garde and Feminism 1965-1975 (26 March-2 August) (Copenhagen: Statens Museum fur Kunst)
2013 Karen Hindsbo 'The Beginning is Always Today': Scandinavian feminist art from the last 20 years (opens 21 Sept 2013) (Norway: SKMU Saarlandets Kunstmuseum )
2013 Næstved Rønnebæksholm Et rum med udsigt : - en fejring af kvindelige kunstnere i Danmark gennem 200 år / A room with a view: 200 years of Danish women artists (Næstved : Rønnebæksholm)
2010 Lene Adler Petersen Kvindetegnet (Copenhagen: Gyldendal) More
2009 Women down the Pub - Kvinder på Værtshus () The website documents the work of this group of women artists/writers, 2002-2009,collaborating on issues of gender politics, representation, and language.
2008 Lene Burkard ed Julie Roberts - in retro (Odense: Kunsthallen Brandts) More
2007 Marianne Jørgensen and Sine Bang Nielsen eds Kønsspektakler = Gender furore (Marianne Jørgensen and Sine Bang Nielsen) (Kvindemuseet)
2004 Women Down the Pub: N.Debois Buhl, L.Strombeck, A.Sonjasdotter Udsigt - Feministiske Strategier i Dansk Billedkunst / View - Feminist Strategies in Danish Visual Art (Denmark: Informations Vorla)
2003 Kirsten Justesen Melting Time #11 (Denmark: Kunstmuseet Brundlund Slot, Aabenraa and Kastrupgardsamlingen, Kastrup, (Text in Danish and English)) More
2003 Århus Universitet Køn & identitet (Institut for Æstetiske Fag, Afdeling for Kunsthistorie, Århus Universitet)
2000 Ojeblikket ((Denmark)) (Spring) Vol 10. No 42
1999 Kirsten Justesen Re Kollektion/Re Collection (Denmark: Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, 17 April-13 June) More
1998 Susan Hinnum and Marlene Landgreen, Sanne Kofod Olsen Boomerang (Exhibition of 67 Danish women with web space Inserts Nikolaj-Copenhagen Contemporary Art Space)
1998 Kunsthallen Brands Klaedefabrik, Odense Farvens Krop (The Body of Colour) Nina Roos & Paula Modersohn-Becker (Denmark: Odense, Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedefabrik) More
1996 Kirsten Justesen and Valie Export Kroppen Som Membran / Body as Membrane (Denmark: Odense, Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedefabrik)
1996 Lene Burkhardt Dialogue with the Other (Denmark: Odense, Kunsthallen Brandts Klædefabrik)
1996 Tove Beate Pedersen and Elin Svenneby eds Kunsthistorie, kvinners kunst, kunstkritikk (Norges forskningsråd, Sekretariatet for kvinneforskning)
1989 Alice Andersen Konnets Aesthetiik : bidrag til en 'betydelse' af kvindeligheden (Denmark: Aarhus Universitets Forlag)
1983 Leena Ahtola-Moorhouse and Salme Sajas-Korte, Soili Sinisalo Sieben Finnische Malerinnen = Malerinder fra Finland (Copenhagen, Statens Museum fur Kunst)
1983 Salme Sajas-Korte and Leena Ahtola-Moorhouse, Soili Sinisalo Sieben Finnische Malerinnen = Malerinder fra Finland (Denmark: Copenhagen, Statens Museum fur Kunst)
1983 Soili Sinisalo and Salme Sajas-Korte, Leena Ahtola-Moorhouse Sieben Finnische Malerinnen = Malerinder fra Finland (Denmark: Copenhagen, Statens Museum fur Kunst)
1980 Århus Modtryk Kvinder ytrer sig om omgivelserne kommentarer til udstillingen Pa vej som viser arbejder af kvindelige arkitekter,planleggere og kunstnere (Aarhus: Modtryk)
1980 Kirsten Work Rasmussen Bibliografie 1976 over Danske Kvindelige Kunstnere (Copenhagen,Kunstakademiets Bibliotek)
1980 Hanne Jonssen ed Danske Kvindelige Kunstnere fra 19 og 20 arhundrede repraesenteret pa Statens Museum for Kunst (Copenhaven: Statens Museum fur Kunst)
1980 Anne Holmborn and Eje Hogestatt Nordiska Kvinnor / Nordic Women (Sweden : Malmo: Malmo Konsthall)
1977 Lilith Billedet som Kampmiddel : Kvindebilleder Mellem 1968 og 1977 (Denmark: Informations Forlag,Lilith)
1975 Resjning and Store Kvindeudstillingen XX på Charlottenborg (Copenhagen: Charlottenborg)
KKS, ”Kvindelige Kunstneres Samfund” / Danish Women Artists Association () (Copenhagen, founded 1916) Celebrating 100 years of activity supporting women artists in Denmark in 2016
Feminine Moments () Feminine Moments - Queer Feminist Art Worldwide
International Museum of Muslim Women: Muslima: Muslim Women's Art & Voices () An offshoot of the Global Fund for Women aiming to profile Muslim women's voices in art and culture
Kvindemuseet: Women's Museum in Denmark () Women's Museum, based in Arhus, is dedicated to women's history. It also houses the archive of the 1980 UN women's exhibition held in Copenhagen.
Kvindemuseet i Danmark/ Women's Museum in Denmark () The Museum houses the KiK (Kunst I Kultur) archives comprising documentation from the Women's Festival in Copenhagen in 1980 and owns works from the Danish Women Artists Association