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fromJuxtapoz
1 week ago

Juxtapoz Magazine - Rajni Perera "Dhum Lokaya" @ Rajiv Menon Contemporary, Los Angeles

Rajni Perera's solo exhibition Dhum Lōkaya presents multidisciplinary works that fuse mythology, speculative fiction, and feminist futurity to challenge oppressive ideologies and envision alternative futures.
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fromForbes
1 week ago

Everyday Rebellions: A Brooklyn Museum Exhibition Asks You To Contemplate

Everyday Rebellions showcases new acquisitions to examine feminist-informed methodologies and integrates the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art with the Brooklyn Museum's historic collections.
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fromArtforum
1 month ago

Dara Birnbaum (1946-2025)

Dara Birnbaum pioneered feminist video art through technical mastery, theoretical rigor, and a fastidious yet warm personality that shaped her career and legacy.
fromTime Out New York
2 months ago

This new Whitney exhibit features '60s surrealism from Yayoi Kusama, Judy Chicago and Jasper Johns

The show features painting, sculpture, photography, film and assemblage, tracing how artists working in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and New York grappled with identity, sexuality, race and power in ways often overlooked in canonical art histories. Though the women's liberation movement didn't enter wider public consciousness until the early 1970s, Sixties Surreal showcases how women artists were creating an early feminist aesthetic and imagining new fields of possibility for themselves and their work.
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fromJuxtapoz
4 months ago

Juxtapoz Magazine - 40 Years: Dotty Attie @ Public Gallery, London

Dotty Attie's first UK solo exhibition highlights her influential role in contemporary art and feminist practices through her unique grid-based artworks.
NYC music
fromwww.nytimes.com
5 months ago

What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in May

Sheyla Baykal's work highlights the intersection of fashion and art in New York's downtown scene from the 1960s to early '80s.
Women in technology
fromwww.nytimes.com
6 months ago

Elsa Honig Fine, 94, Dies; Historian Promoted Black and Female Artists

Elsa Honig Fine significantly advanced feminist art scholarship through her journal, addressing the historical invisibility of female artists in a male-dominated field.
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fromAnOther
6 months ago

This Haunting Exhibition Explores How Francesca Woodman Became an Artist

Francesca Woodman's work offers a powerful exploration of identity and self-image, deeply resonating with contemporary audiences.
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