Dissonance : feminism and arts, 1970-1990
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Dissonance : feminism and arts, 1970-1990
Allen & Unwin in association with Artspace, 1994
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Bibliography: p. [285]-295
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Feminist art and cultural theory has enlivened contemporary art debate now for two decades. "Dissonance" draws together both younger and more experienced scholars and artists who have produced some of the most significant developments in contemporary art and cultural politics to generate a sense of shared purpose in theoretical innovation. Its thematic organization resists conventional media distinctions and a useful chronology and bibliography ensure an accessible and comprehensive introduction to contemporary women's art. "Dissonance" will appeal to students and younger readers and informed audiences. Catriona Moore, art historian and critic, lectures in fine arts at the University of Sydney, Australia.
目次
- Reprinted articles and papers
- towards a feminist art, Toni Robertson
- notes for discussion: the women's art register, Ann Stephen
- Beverly Garlick and Pat Fiske, cover for Refractory Girl visual arts issue, 1975
- "I think that would be a nice exhibition to do too", Barbara Hall
- sexism and art education, Bonita Ely
- the d'oyley show - an exhibition of women's domestic fancywork
- sense and sensibility - women's art and feminist criticism, Janine Burke
- mothers' memories, others' memories, Vivienne Binns
- feminist critique, Meaghan Morris
- where do positive images come from? - and what does a woman want?, Helen Grace and Ann Stephen
- performance, feminism and women at work, Lyndal Jones
- a decade of feminist art in review, Jude Adams
- it's a question of what kinds of arguments remain the most visible, Ailsa Maxwell and Jude Adams
- past the post - postmodernism and postfeminism, Julie Ewington
- distance, communicability and reference, Ingrid Periz
- commissioned articles
- "too soon too late" - reading Claire Johnston, 1970-81, Meaghan Morris
- feminist theory and the politics of art, Elizabeth Grosz
- this style which is not one, Sue Best
- they are becoming us or they are becoming other - they are at a dangerous point, Anna Rodrigo talks with Laleen Jayamanna
- Banduk Marika interviewed by Vivien Johnson
- Fiona Foley interviewed by Catriona Moore
- going public - getting personal, Sue Rowley
- in the wild - nature, culture, gender in installation art, Julie Ewington
- the gender of theatrical excess, Eloise Lindsay
- marking time - Mary Kelley and interim, Ingrid Periz
- the women's liberation movement and the visual arts - a selected chronology, 1969-90, Barbara Hall and Catriona Moore.
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