Art
Childbirth and Menstruation in Defiant Art by Latin American Women
It is interesting that so many works in the Brooklyn Museum show Radical Women refer to the one form of power that men cannot dominate.
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Art
A Radical Series of Gender-Nonconforming Latinx Artists Perform at the Brooklyn Museum
On Thursday, the second of three performances featuring all-Latinx artists, in collaboration with their Radical Women exhibition, will take place.
Announcement
“Celebrating Female Agency in the Arts,” Christie’s Education’s 2018 Conference
Over the course of sixteen sessions, Christie's Education will explore women’s diverse contributions to the arts. The conference will be held in New York from June 26-27.
News
Women Art Workers in Argentina Demand Gender Equality, and Museums Start to Listen
Women in the arts across Argentina are protesting as an organized entity, through the group Nosotras Proponemos, demanding gender parity in the art world.
Art
19 Feminist Art Stories for International Women's Day
In honor of the 19th Amendment, we've compiled some of our favorite stories that we hope will inspire you to uplift women everywhere.
Opinion
By Flipping Its Symbol on International Women's Day, McDonald's Serves Up Fast Food Feminism
Like other examples of corporate feminism, the upside-down Golden Arches are a filling but nutrient-poor serving of feminist art.
Art
Two Public Performances Honor Victims of Japanese Sex Slavery During WWII
At Glendale's Central Park, Yoshiko Shimada and Tomorrow Girls Troop will commemorate this still-festering historical wound.
Interview
“You Can’t Say It Doesn’t Exist”: A Curator on the Art of Latin American Women from 1960 to '85
Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, a curator of the Radical Women exhibition at the Hammer Museum, talks about this largely ignored history.
Art
Scenes and Signs from the International Women's Strike in Oakland and New York City
On International Women's Day, thousands of women around the country skipped work and took to the streets.
Art
After Her Work Was Misattributed to Men, a 19th-Century Woman Gets Her Due
A chance encounter with some 19th-century watercolors at Canada's Confederation Centre of the Arts revealed decades of misattribution for the work of a Victorian woman.
In Brief
A Campaign to Restore and Release Early American Films Directed by Women
Kino Lorber is crowdfunding an effort to rerelease more than a dozen movies made in the US by female directors between 1910 and 1929.
Art
A Show of Over 100 Women Artists Offers Redress but No Resolution
MIAMI — The exhibition of over 100 women artists currently on view at the Rubell Family Collection is difficult to review because the works do not all fit into the space and the decision was made to rotate them over the course of the show.