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Posted inOpinion

New Non-Binary Emojis Fall Short of Their Good Intentions

by Sarah Rose Sharp November 15, 2019

While the announcement might be a step in the right direction, it inadvertently reinforces even more gender stereotypes, limiting nonbinary individuals to greyish androgynous figures defined primarily by their haircuts.

Posted inArt

An Interview with Lynne Tillman

by Nicole Miller March 24, 2018March 24, 2018

The novelist and critic discusses her new book of fiction — Men and Apparitions.

Posted inArt

How Contemporary Artists Are Embracing the Ambiguities of Gender

by Alexis Clements December 7, 2017December 8, 2017

What’s incredibly refreshing and exciting about Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon is that it’s a queer art show that specifically seeks a space beyond a taxonomic obsession.

Posted inArt

Turning the Male Gaze on Its Head

by Seph Rodney August 26, 2016August 28, 2016

It’s an oh-so-good premise for an exhibition: exploring the female gaze.

Posted inOpinion

The Hypocrisy of the Artistic and Critical Left

by Becca Rothfeld February 23, 2015February 26, 2015

It’s time for us to ask why the industries with some of the loftiest ideals and the most vocal commitments to progressivism still far so far short of reasonable expectations.

Posted inArt

“I Like Art by Men Better”: Gender by the Numbers at Art Basel Miami Beach

by Jillian Steinhauer December 17, 2014December 20, 2014

The last time I spoke with Micol Hebron, earlier this year, she was spearheading Gallery Tally, a project for which she and a small army of volunteers count the numbers of men and women artists on the rosters of art galleries. A week and a half ago, Hebron was in Miami for the art fairs, so she took the opportunity to do some more counting.

Posted inArt

The Lost Histories of Women at War

by Julia Friedman December 17, 2014December 16, 2014

Photos of men in war are ubiquitous — as historical records, photojournalism, and complex artistic representations. Images of women in battle are less common, mirroring the stereotype that men are overwhelmingly the warring sex.

Posted inArt

The Women Tagging and Painting the Streets of Bogotá

by Karen Gardiner November 10, 2014November 10, 2014

BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Here, where graffiti is classified as a violation rather than a crime, street artists do not have to hide. Bright murals, often uncompromisingly political, cover public walls, as well as those of home and business owners who, understanding the value (cultural and financial), allow their own properties to be used as a canvas.

Posted inPerformance

Machismo Ain’t Just for Boys Anymore

by Daniel Larkin September 17, 2014September 22, 2014

PORTLAND, Oregon — “Macho doesn’t prove mucho,” socialite and actress Zsa Zsa Gabor once punned.

Posted inArt

Tallying Art World Inequality, One Gallery at a Time

by Jillian Steinhauer March 27, 2014March 31, 2014

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about counting. Counting can feel lonely sometimes, like you against the world, so I’m always grateful when I encounter other people doing the same. Like artist Micol Hebron.

Posted inNews

Study Finds Female Museum Directors Lagging Behind Men

by Mostafa Heddaya March 10, 2014

Though incremental improvements have been made in recent decades, women remain substantially underrepresented at museums in North America, according to a new report commissioned by the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD).

Posted inArt

Terracotta Daughters: An Army to Battle Gender Imbalance in China

by Allison Meier December 12, 2013December 12, 2013

French artist Prune Nourry is exploring this issue of gender selection in China by riffing off of one of its most iconic heritage sites: the Terracotta Warriors.

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