However, the work was quickly accepted in feminist circles as an icon of feminist art. Born in 1938 in Sweden, the artist lived in the UK from the 1950s until her death in 2005.

As if to remind the public of the irony and self-deprecation of modern feminism, Sabrina  Carpenter released the cover art ...

To see radical feminist art today is to experience an assault of contradictions. The works, made in response to the repression of women in the 1970s, read like a current news headline. Iranian ...

Why does radical feminist art pose such a danger to political power, and what can these artistic strategies achieve in increasingly unpredictable times? Installation view of RAGE at OK Linz ...

But don’t mistake “Art Monsters” for an in-depth history of a particular artistic movement. In assembling what Elkin calls a “constellation of correspondences around the radical feminist ...

People Lucy Lippard on Conceptual Art, Feminism’s Big Bang, and Other Lessons From a Radical Life. We spoke to the legendary critic on the Art Angle podcast.

Organizing across cultures and identities, yet centered on a radical Black feminist ethos, this team is embarking on a creative journey that is new in varying ways for each of them.

While 1970s radical feminist art is a strong touchstone, the book roams widely through the late 20th and early 21st centuries, moving from experimental artist Carolee Schneemann, sculptor Eva Hesse ...

Angela Davis, the legendary activist, scholar and author known for her decades of work in racial justice, prison abolition and Black feminist thought, will deliver the keynote address at Get Free: […] ...