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N72.F45 W33 2007
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Notes:
"Accompanies the exhibition "WACK! Art and the feminist revolution," organized by Cornelia Butler and presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 4 March-16 July 2007"--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
- Art and feminism : an ideology of shifting criteria / Cornelia Butler
- Plates
- Artist biographies
- Chronology through cartography : mapping 1970s feminist art globally / Marsha Meskimmon
- The woman who never was : self-representation, photography, and first-wave feminist art / Abigail Solomon-Godeau
- The returns of touch : feminist performances, 1960-80 / Peggy Phelan
- Hard targets : male bodies, feminist art, and the force of censorship in the 1970s / Richard Meyer
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- Voices and images of Italian feminism / Judith Russi Kirshner
- Abundant evidence : Black women artists of the 1960s and 70s / Valerie Smith
- Fugitive identities and dissenting code-systems : women artists during the military dictatorship in Chile / Nelly Richard
- Painting with ambivalence / Helen Molesworth
- Their memory is playing tricks on her : notes toward a calligraphy of rage / Catherine Lord
- The feminist nomad : the all-women group show / Jenni Sorkin
- Selected chronology of all-women group exhibitions, 1943-83.
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