Iranian Feminist Art: Prison, Exile and Visibility
Iranian Feminist Art: When the Image Becomes Evidence In Iran, feminist art is not only a conversation about representation. It
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Shirin Neshat - Women of Allah (series, 1995) 
Feminist Art
Feminism in art is not a style. It is a struggle over bodies, visibility, authorship, institutions and power.
This section brings together essays, interviews and critical readings on feminist art, from historical breakthroughs to contemporary practices that challenge how women, queer bodies and marginalized voices are seen, exhibited and remembered.
Start here: Feminism in Art Isn’t a Style: It’s a Battle Over Visibility.
Shirin Neshat - Women of Allah (series, 1995) 
Born Kicking, London, 1983 Feminist Art in the UK (1970s): Mary Kelly, Hackney Flashers, and a Visual Revolution
Feminist Art in the UK: When Movements Became Infrastructure The United Kingdom offers a crucial feminist infrastructure: not only individual
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Firelei Báez - Elegant gathering in a secluded garden (or the many bridges we crossed) Caribbean Feminist Art: Jamaica, Cuba and the Politics of Diaspora
Caribbean Feminist Art and Counter-Archives: Ebony G. Patterson, Firelei Báez, and Belkis Ayón In the Caribbean and across Black and
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Hannah Höch - Cut with the Kitchen Knife Dada Through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch of Germany German Feminist Art: New Women’s Movement and Power
German Feminist Art: From the New Women’s Movement to Bodies, Media, and Counter-Institutions In Germany, feminist art did not grow
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VALIE EXPORT, Einkreisung, 1976 VALIE EXPORT and Austrian Feminist Art: The Body, the Gaze and Public Space
Austrian Feminist Art: When the Public Sphere Becomes Evidence Start here: This article expands the “public space” thread from my
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ORLAN, Corps-sculpture avec masque no 5 French Feminist Art: ORLAN, Annette Messager, and the Politics of the Body
French Feminist Art as a Battlefield: ORLAN, Annette Messager, and the Politics of the Body In France, some of the
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Carla Accardi - Assedio rosso n. 3 1956 Carla Lonzi and Rivolta Femminile: Italian Feminism, Art and Refusal
Feminist Art in Italy: Carla Lonzi, Carla Accardi, Elvira Banotti, and a New Politics of Subjectivity Feminism in Italian art
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Ana Mendieta, Untitled (Glass on Body Imprints), 1972. Courtesy of the Estate of Ana Mendieta Collection, LLC, and Galerie Lelong, NY. Feminist Art in Latin America: How Artists Fought Dictatorship With Memory and the Street
Feminist Art in Latin America: How Artists Fought Dictatorship With Memory and the Street In Latin America, feminist art did
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Miriam Shapiro — The Apache (for Rondo) Miriam Schapiro and Femmage: How Pattern & Decoration Rewrote “High Art”
Miriam Schapiro: Femmage, Pattern & Decoration, and the Feminist Rewrite of “High Art” If feminism in art is a battle
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Judy Chicago - The Dinner Party Judy Chicago and The Dinner Party: The Feminist Artwork That Forced Museums to Change
Judy Chicago and The Dinner Party: The Feminist Artwork That Forced Museums to Change Feminist art is not a “genre.”
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