Curating in Feminist Thought
<p>Curators and their partners are working in a contested field, in which the meanings of institutions, their power structures and modes of participation can be debated and reshaped. The number and diversity of high-profile major museum exhibitions in the twenty-first century that have been devoted to the themes of feminist and women’s art has attracted an unprecedented critical attention to the practice of feminist curation. The diversity of the ways in which feminism has been represented in curatorial projects—from <em>Womanhouse</em> (1972) to <em>Gender Battle</em> (2007)—is explored here most fully in the essays by Amelia Jones and Hilary Robinson, which identify the range of these projects and the various ways in which exhibitions have articulated feminist perspectives…</p>
Publisher: Dorothee Richter
Editors: Elke Krasny, Lara Perry, Dorothee Richter
Contributors: Nanne Buurman, Laura Castagnini, Susanne Clausen, Lina Džuverović, Victoria Horne, Amelia Jones, Elke Krasny, Kirsten Lloyd, Michaela Melián, Gabrielle Moser, Heike Munder, Lara Perry, Helena Reckitt, Maura Reilly, Irene Revell, Jenny Richards, Dorothee Richter, Hilary Robinson, Stella Rollig, Juliane Saupe, Sigrid Schade, Catherine Spencer
Artists: Michaela Melián
Proofreader: Stephanie Carwin
Designer: Biotop 3000, Ronald Kolb
Part of: OnCurating
ISSN: 2673-2904