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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.
The results list is organised with links to organisations/websites first, then journals, then books and exhibition catalogues by date (with most recent first):
2020
See All This
(See All This) No. 20 - Winter 2020/2021. Summary of Pretty Brilliant initiative of 379 women, curated by Nicole Ex and Catherine de Zegher.
2019
Stedelijk Studies 9: Modernism in Migration
(Stedelijk) vol. 9, Fall. Modernism in Migration: Relocating Artists, Objects, and Ideas, 1910–1970. Focus is on women artists: Therese Graf, Grete Stern, Tarsila do Amaral.
2018 Nicole Ex, Catherine de Zegher eds
See All This #20, Pretty Brilliant initiative
(See All This) Set up by Nicole Ex, Catherine de Zegher. Resulted in 2020/2021, special issue of See All This #20.
2018 Alex Martinis Roe
To Become Two: Propositions for Feminist Collective Practice
(Archive Books in partnership with ar/ge kunst; Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory; If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution; and The Showroom)
2017 Rosemarie Buikema, and Iris van der Tuin eds
Doing gender in media, art and culture (1st ed. 2009)
(Routledge)
2017 Félix Boggio Ewanjé-Epée, Stella Magliani-Belkacem, Morgane Merteuil, Frédéric Monferrand ed
Pour un féminisme de la totalité
(Paris : Amsterdam)
2013 Mirjam Weston
Female Power. Matriarchy, Spirituality & Utopia
(2 March - 19 May)
(Arnhem: Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem)
2012 Marta Zarzycka and Bettina Papenburg
Carnal Aesthetics: Transgressive Imagery and Feminist Politics
(London: IB Tauris)
2012
Frontiers: A Journal of Women's Studies
() 2012 Special issue on Feminist Art and Social Movements: Beyond NY/LA (vol 33, no.2)
2011 Frédérique Bergholtz ed
If I can´t dance I don´t want to be a part of the revolution: Conversation Pieces
(Berlin: Revolver)
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In Conversation Pieces, twelve critical thinkers confront twelve artists from the perspective of historical and present-day feminism in art, drawing from the exhibitions and performances presented by If I Can?t Dance during Edition II.
With contributions by Dieter Roelstraete & Alexandra Bachzetsis, Vanessa Desclaux & Will Holder, Lisette Smits & Karl Holmqvist, Peio Aguirre & Jutta Koether, Diana McCarty & The Otolith Group, Emily Pethick & Maria Pask, Pádraic Moore & Sarah Pierce, Paul O?Neill & Falke Pisano, Patricia Grzonka & Stefanie Seibold, Jan Verwoert & Frances Stark, Binna Choi & Haegue Yang, and Frédérique Bergholtz & Katarina Zdjelar.
2011 Marta Zarzycka and Bettina Papenburg eds
Carnal Aesthetics: Trangressive Imagery and Feminist Politics
(London: IB Tauris)
2010 Kelly Clark Keefe
Invoking Mnemosyne: art, memory and the uncertain emergence of a feminist embodied mythology
(Rotterdam: Sense Publishers)
2010 Mathilde ter heijne
Any day now
(Kunsthalle Nuremburg and Lentos Museum, Linz)
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Review reproduced from Volume 27, n.paradoxa, Jan 2011. Katy Deepwell 'Short Book Reviews'
Mathilde ter heijne Any day now Kunsthalle Nuremburg and Lentos Museum, Linz, 2010 Book and CD-Rom ISBN: 9783869841304
This exhibition catalogue documents and brings together the work of this artist, with interviews, to present her working methods, source materials and strategies looking particularly at the contradictions within economic and social history that she explores in her installations. Examples of her approach include research on the Chinese Mosuo matriarchal system for Export Matriarchy (2007); a video installation about interiors and domestic abuse where the politics of representation in Vermeer's leisured women is contrasted with that of his contemporary Geertruyd Roghman who painted working women Fuck Patriarchy! (2004)) and her study of Finnish Ingrian Laments as the basis for her work (Lament, 2010).
2009 Mirjam Westen ed
Rebelle: Kunst en feminisme 1969-2009
(Arnhem Gemeentemuseum)
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Review reproduced from Volume 27, n.paradoxa, Jan 2011. Katy Deepwell 'Short Book Reviews'
Mirjam Westen Rebelle: Art and Feminism,1969-2009 Arnhem: Museum foor Moderne Kunst, 2010 ISBN: 978-90-72861-45-0
Finally, the catalogue of this major trans-national exhibition has arrived (see extended interview with the curator, in n.paradoxa vol. 24 (July 2009) pp.24-29). The selection of eighty-eight artists spanning forty years of feminist art mark this book as distinctive and very important but it uniquely has a strong focus on the work of Dutch women artists and their neglected feminist histories (previously the subject of only one or two essays). Arnhem's Museum, under Mirjam Westen's directorship, has built a significant collection of women artists' work over the years, with a strong focus on Dutch women artists. The exhibition catalogue documents the work of the selected artists and refers to the many trans-national feminist exhibitions which have taken place in Holland since the 1970s. This draws attention to new readings of feminist art in Holland within an international framework. It includes a diary of feminism from the 1980s by Riet van der Linden (who joined SVBK, Holland's women's artists organisation at that time and became editor of Ruimte, a key feminist art journal). There is an essay by Ingelies Vermeulen on the Feministische kunst international (1979), a major exhibition which was simultaneously 'a feast of recognition, but also...an exhibition that made you think about your own ideals'. Marlite Halbertsma (its curator) and Hanneke Danturna had argued in 1977 that women artists could be divided into neutral art (made by women), women's art and feminist art and this exhibition set out to showcase the latter. Tineke Reijnders' essay looks at the women behind numerous artist run spaces in the 1980s. Some were directly feminist and others' not but she outlines a wide range of artist-organised initiatives women artists have been actively involved in: from Lily Stokker's Stikker Stokker Gallery in New York to the Chinese European Art Center in Xiamen (Inke Gudmundsson and Qin Jian) to the work of Jeanne van Heeswijk in De Strip or Zimbabwean Sithabile Mlotshwa's Thamgidi Foundation in Arnhem. In the 1970s and 1980s, this history covers the Titia Smit's involvement in W 139 (Amsterdam) or the In-Out Center (Amsterdam) and Hester Oerlemans' work for Paleis voor Schone Kunsten (1983-1985) followed by De Oceaan; and the Hooghuis art initiative in Arnhem. The other major essay is by Ineke van Hamersveld who looks at women's protest and networks in the 1970s and 1980s in Holland.
2003 Fries Museum, Leeuwarden
Just love me : post/feminist positions of the 1990s from the Goetz Collection Curators: Rainald Schumacher, Matthias Winzen
(Fries Museum (Leeuwarden, Netherlands), Bergen kunstmuseum, Sammlung Goetz, Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden. Koln : Konig)
2003
The Sandwich Man
((The Netherlands)) (June)
2000 Deanna Hearst and Nat Muller eds
Ctrl+shift art - ctrl+shift gender: Convergences of Gender, New Media and Art
(Netherlands; Amsterdam, Axis Bureau voor de Kunsten V/M)
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Review reproduced from Volume 7, n.paradoxa, Jan 2001. Katy Deepwell 'Short Book Reviews'
Nat Muller & Deanna Herst (eds) Ctrl+shift alt-ctrl+shift gender: Convergences of Gender, New Media and Art Netherlands, Amsterdam: Axis Bureau voor de Kunsten V/M, 2000.
A new reader from Axis, anthologising existing material on cyberfeminism, electronic music, internet sites, women's images in computer games and issues in new media art, aesthetics and web design. Contributors include Faith Wilding, Verena Kuni, Hannah Bosma, Yvonne Volkart, Angelika Beckmann, Anne-Marie Schleiner and Cornelia Sollfrank, Kathy Rae Huffman and Margarete Jahrmann. A wide range of websites are also presented.
1999 Old Boys Network
next Cyberfeminist International
(Rotterdam: March 8-11)
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Review reproduced from Volume 5, n.paradoxa, Jan 2000. Katy Deepwell 'Book Reviews'
Old Boys Network next Cyberfeminist International, Rotterdam, March 8-11 1999. ISBN 3-933557-14-3 The second indispensible publication from Old Boys Network mapping Cyber-feminism and the work of 20+ participants at their second major meeting in 1999. Continuing the dialogue about the relationship between feminism/ cyberculture; touching on networks in global capitalism; the body from gene to medical imaging on the net; and new strategies for transformation offered by new technologies, democracies on the net and feminism.
Just received: Stephen Kovats (ed) Media-Revolution: Ost-West Internet Dessau: Edition Bauhaus,1999. ISBN 3-593-36365-8. Invaluable documentation of the Ostranenie Festivals.
1999 Axis : Deanna Herst, Jan Torpus, Alex Schaub
Axis: Gender, Media, Art
(Amsterdam: Axis, (a CD-Rom))
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Review reproduced from Volume 4, n.paradoxa, July 1999. Katy Deepwell 'Book Reviews'
Axis Gender, Media,Art CD ROM
Concept: Deanna Herst, Jan Torpus, Alex Schaub.
This CD-Rom contains details of 12 Axis-organised projects between 1997-1998. Over 75 artists are represented, including Lynn Hershman, Annie Sprinkle, Sadie Benning, and Debra Solomon 'Women with Beards' calendar. The interface uses Quicktime (also included), and relies on manipulation of three interlocking circles where one locates different wigs upon different heads to blend genders, identities and access other parts of the CD-Rom. Sections include use of sound,video clips and dynamic graphics to show quotations on gender, media and art theory; a floating sequence of talking heads discussing the situation of women in the media and hot link clicks to artworks; individual artist's projects ranging from examinations of identity politics, queer theory, gay identities, cross-dressing, gender-blending and pornography. As an anthology of work, this is an invaluable CD-Rom to have.
1995 F. Pezoldo
Pezoldo: Kunst fur das 21 Jahrhundert: Entwurf einer Gegenwelt / Art for the 21st Century: Design of a Counterworld
(Edition: Cantz)
1993 Titia Jeanette Top
Art and Gender: Creative Achievement in the Visual Arts
(Amsterdam)
1993 Mieke Bal and Anneke Smelik, Rosemarie Buikema eds
Vrouwenstudies in de Cultuurwetenschappen
(Germany, Muiderberg: Coninho)
1993 Martine Brinkhuis
Koppeltekens: vier Kunstenaarsparen vier Dialogen
(Amsterdam: In de Knipscheer)
1991, 1992 Museum Fodor/Stedelijk
Parler Femme
(Amsterdam:Museum Fodor/Stedelijk, exhibition catalogue)
1984
Ruimte
((Amsterdam)) 1996
1984 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
Feminisme in het Medium (Band I and II)
(Amsterdam: Stedelijk)
1980 Heidi de Mare
Feministiese Kunst Bestaat Niet: wij maken er een potje van Nijmegen
(Nijmegen: K.U.N.)
1980
International Festival (Assen)
() The festival runs over two days in March featuring films made by women or in which women play a major role.
1979 Gemeente Museum den Haag and de Appel, Amsterdam
Feministische Kunst International
(Den Haag, Gemeente Museum & Amsterdam, de Appel)
1978 A. Schenk
Waaron zijn er geen beroemde vrouwelijke kunstenaars geweest?
(Amsterdam: Stichting Vrouwen in de Beeldende Kunst)
1975 M. van Soest and E.Besnyo
Neid,wat ben ik bewust geworden: Vijf jaar Dolle Mina
(Holland : Den Haag: Stichting Uitgeverij Dolle Mina)
SVBK, Amsterdam (women artist's organisation), archive housed at Atria
() Archive of Stichting Vrouwen in de Beeldende Kunst (SVBK).SVBK's archives on women artists, collected between 1976-1993 are at Atria (formerly known as Aletta), Women's Library in the Netherlands.
Atria, formerly Aletta, formerly IIAV
() Atria: institute on gender equality
and women's history. A very important research and study center with a large library in Amsterdam
Girls Like Us
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