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University of Utrecht, Utrecht
Universiteit utrecht

 Learning

17-19 March 2009

University of Utrecht, Utrecht  

When is Feminism in Curating?

Maria Hlavajova, Marta Zarzycka

Tuesday 17 March, 11.00–12.45 hrs:
When is Feminism in Curating?

Thursday 19 March, 15.15–17.00 hrs:
Seminar

Required Reading:
-A Conversation between Emily Roysdon and JD Samson, ‘Art as a Proposition”, in: New Feminism, Worlds of Feminism, Queer and Networking Conditions, eds. Marina Grzinic, Rosa Reitsamer (Vienna: Löcker, 2008).
-Linda Nochlin, ‘Women Artists Then and Now: Painting, Sculpture and the Image of Self’, in: Global feminisms, New Directions in Contemporary Art, eds. Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin, (New York: Brooklyn Museum, 2007) pp. 47-71.
-Cornelia Butler, ‘Art and feminism: An Ideology of Shifting criteria’, in: WHACK!, Art and the Feminist revolution, eds. Cornelia Butler and Lisa Gabrielle Mark, (Los Angeles: MIT Press, 2007) pp. 14-16.

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