Her “anti-sex” and “anti-porn” radical feminist theories were unsexy and unattractive, all the things women are expected to ...

In her new book, “Girl on Girl,” Atlantic magazine critic Sophie Gilbert examines the backlash against feminism in pop ...

For others who are trying to make social and political change through artistic devices, griffin recommends a bold approach.

Discover the story of Sholo, a spiritual feminist and protest artist, who uses art to express her beliefs and inspire change ...

The Art of Elizabeth Catlett” is meant to make you squirm. Draw back. Recoil. Flinch. “This is explicitly political art,” said Becca Lo Presti, assistant curator of the Mattatuck Museum, now showing ...

Just as most creatives are forgotten, Suzi Ferrer’s name and artwork were confined to the storage closets of history. Cornell’s Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art presents this legendary artist’s brief ...

It colored our ambitions, our sense of self, our relationships, our bodies, our work, and our art.

Currently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, “Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie” inserts ... Chang’s loud monologue and strong performative movements declare a strong ...

Dai Ying’s latest installation and performance at Art Central Hong Kong embodied the artist’s ongoing meditation on feminism, mysticism, and post-socialist thought. Presented by Yiwei Gallery ...

“Handmaid’s” may be understood as a product of liberal feminism’s post-#MeToo decline: the show, like the movement, is weak and lacking in energy, unable to update its assumptions to ...

Where: 45Grand, 45 Grand Street, New York, NY 10013 Far more than a pop-up, “In Art We Heal” is a movement—a creative call to gather, witness, and co-create. It’s a space for dialogue ...

Open to the public with complimentary access from April 11 to May 8, 2025, The Art of Movement will feature more than 100 creations from VCA’s patrimonial collection, organised into four themes ...