Barbara Kruger
Your Body is a Battleground
1989
photographic silkscreen on vinyl, 112" x 112"
Barbara Kruger
Your Body is a Battleground
1989
photographic silkscreen on vinyl, 112" x 112"
Selected Websites:
National Museum of Women in the Arts
!Women Art Revolution: the Interviews
World's Women on Line
The Feminist E-Zine
Femininst Art Base (Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum)
Womanhouse
Womanhouse: Cradle of Feminist Art by Sandra Sider
The Feminist ARt Project
Judy Chicago
The Dinner
Party at the Brooklyn Museum
The Dinner Party Art Review (New York Times)
The Women's Building
From Site to Vision: The Women's Building in Contemporary Culture
Miriam
Shapiro
Miriam
Shapiro Retrospective
Carolee
Schneemann
Barbara Kruger at
the Whitney Museum
"Kruger: You Can't Teach
an Old Dog to Sop Making Bad Art", by Mat Gleason
Cindy Sherman: The Art History Archive
Cindy
Sherman at MoMA
Masters
of Photography: Cindy Sherman
Renee Cox
Guerrilla Girls on Art History
Jenny Holzer
The Guerrilla Girls Official
Site
Martha Rosler
Women Made Gallery
"Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists?" (Linda NochlinCyberfeminism
Lids, Sewn Shut: Uncovering the Veil (Raisa Kabir)
Shadi Ghadirian (Artist's Website)
Cartoonist's Pen Leaves Mark Across Arab World: Khalid Albaih (Sudanese)
Shirin Neshat: Artist of the Decade
Interview with Shirin Neshat
The Burka Aveneger's Creator Talkes About Pakistani Cartoon's Haters
Queer Arts Resource
International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
Queer Cultural Center
Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art
ReMix: Reframing Appropriation (Exhibition)
Threads (Exhibition)
Chronotopia: the Past, Present and Future or Queer Histories
Gender DynamiX (Africa)
Owen Keehnen Interviews (artists, musicians, writers)
Queer Art Film
"Queer Art's not Just About Gender..." (Hyperallergic)
The Names Quilt
The Robert Maplethorp Foundation
David Wojnarowicz
Good Luck...Miss You - Gran Fury
AIDS GraphicsGran Fury (Bombsite interview)
Gran Fury (Artforum interview)
"Gender-Double Trouble and Transgression: Yasumas Morimura's Appropriation of a Desirable Body"
Lyle Ashton Harris (artist's website)
Lyle Ashton Harris (interview)
Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture (Smithsonian exhibit, 2011)
Hide/Seek: Too Shocking for America (Guardian commentary)
Video on Protest of Censorship of Hide/Seek
David Wojnarowicz' Fire in My Belly (Youtube)