Notice catalographique « Feminism and museums : intervention, disruption and change »
- Titre
- Feminism and museums : intervention, disruption and change
- Auteur ou éditeur
- Ashton, Jenna C.
- Lieu de publication
- Edinburgh
- Maison d'édition
- MuseumsEtc
- Date de publication
- 2017
- Collation
- 2 volumes : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 22 cm
- Résumé
- In an unprecedented range, depth and variety of case studies and analyses these volumes present feminist actions, interventions and disruptions which are impacting the processes of collecting, learning, interpretation and engagement in today's museums, galleries and heritage organisations. In over 50 chapters, creative resistance by both high-profile galleries and grassroots activist collectives is presented, and issues of colour, disability, domestic abuse, indigenous rights, labour, land use, migration, pornography, rape, refugees, sexuality, sex-work, technology and work examined. Feminism and Museums creates a space of creativity, conversation and confidence, of dialogue and new knowledge, building on the ambitious practice and perseverance of museum workers worldwide, and bringing together new voices, contexts and methodologies to both inform and inspire.
- Notes
- Volume One: Introduction / Jenna C Ashton -- Theory into practice-- On Feminist Curating: An Interview with Amelia Jones -- Citizenship and the Museum: On Feminist Acts / Elke Krasny -- Guerrillas in our Midst: A Museum Director's Appeal for a New Feminist Agenda / Kaywin Feldman -- Women's Laps as Intimate and Complex Spaces / Melanie Sarantou -- Founded on feminism-- Women's Museums: Hubs for Feminism / Astrid Scho¨nweger -- Claiming Space and Being Brave: Activism, Agency and Art in the Making of a Women's Museum / Adele Patrick -- The Women's Art Library / Althea Greenan -- Birth Rites Collection: The Curator's Perspective / Helen Knowles -- Birth Rites and the Health and Social Care Professions: A Midwifery Critique / Fiona MacVane Phipps -- #WOMENSART and @womensart1: A Case Study / P L Henderson -- This Is Us: The Empower Foundation Museum of Sex Work / The Empower Foundation -- Girl Museum: Using Digital to Showcase Feminism in Cultural Heritage / Ashley E Remer -- The Women's Museum in Denmark: From Women's History to Gender Culture / Merete Ipsen -- Indigenous Women, Intersectionality and Activism at the Canadian Museum of Human Rights / Karine R Duhamel and Julie Peristerakis -- The Women's Museum of Ireland / Holly Furlong -- The Gender Museum in Ukraine: A Museum for Dialogue / Mari´a Sa´nchez Garci´a -- Artist interventions -- (En)gendering "Undisciplined" Space: Reflections on Precarious Assembly / Sara Spies and Dani Abulhawa -- A Piece of the Pie Chart at the LACMA Art + Tech Lab / Annina Ru¨st -- Bringing Daphne Back: Archival Research and Artistic Collaboration / Catherine Bell -- She. The Title of the Artist: Female Artists in the Russian Imperial Academy of Arts / Iaroslav Volovod -- Reframing Ophelia: Feminist Interventions at the Tweed Museum of Art / Jamie L Ratliff and Anneliese Verhoeven -- La Emancipada: A Feminist Art Collective in Ecuador / La Emancipada -- Monstrous Daughters / Julie McNamara -- A Feminist Curatorial Art Practice Between Cuban and Cuban-American Artists / Leslie C Sotomayor -- Female Extension: A Cyberfeminist Intervention / Merle Radtke -- Meera Margaret Singh: Echoes, Laughter and Female Bodybuilders / Paola Poletto
- Volume Two: Introduction / Jenna C Ashton -- Curatorial and Archival Disruption -- Guerrilla Girls: Is it even Worse in Europe? / Nayia Yiakoumaki -- For Most of History, Anonymous Was a Woman / Helen Antrobus -- Employing Queer Feminist Strategies at the Walker Art Gallery / Charlotte Keenan McDonald -- New Dawn: Celebrating Feminist Collective Action in the Landscape of the Heroic Male Parliamentarian / Melanie Unwin -- A Different View: Making an Art Exhibition with a Feminist Agenda / Linda Tyler -- Mrs. M's Cabinet: Imagining a Feminist Period Room / Sarah Anne Carter -- Through the Body: Lens-Based Works by Contemporary Chinese Women Artists / Matthew Brower, Fu Xiaodong, and Zhou Yan -- Frida's Choice: How Interdisciplinary Museum Work Disrupts Patriarchal Art Historical Narratives / Megan DiRienzo -- Different, Better, and Rebellious. Women Artists in Three Contemporary Art Exhibitions in Argentina / Georgina Gluzman -- Recovering Women's Subjectivities: Siti Ruliyati and the "Private" Transformations of Academic Realism / Yvonne Low -- Women in the Freud Museum: Artists' Responses to Sigmund and Anna Freud's Home and Legacy / Sophie Leighton -- Education and Activism -- Re-visiting, Re-situating Gallery Education: Education as a Strategy for Expandingthe Concept of 'Public' in an Era of Increasing Privatisation / Felicity Allen Showing Our Deeds: Activism and Exhibition Space / Kate Cook & Sarah May -- Teens' Take on Co-Educational Learning / Cheri Eileen Ehrlich -- EmBODYing the Museum: Feminist Embodied Learning in Art Museum Education / Laura Evans -- Feminism, the Vote and Youth Engagement / Kirsty Bunting and Orlagh McCabe -- WoCA Projects: An Artist Intervention Building Community / Lauren Cross -- Without Borders -- "Project Home" at The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens / Marina Tsekou, Anina Valkana, and Eileen Botsford -- Creating a Museum and Library for Iranian Women's Rights / Mansoureh Shojaee -- HerStories -- Re-envisioning Hidden Herstories: Reframing the Representation of Black and Minority Women's Heritage / R.M. Lewis & Leonie Wieser -- I Am Psyched! Using the Museum Experience to Engage Girls of Colour with Psychology / Shari Miles-Cohen, Cathy Faye and Alexandra Rutherford -- The WASP Exhibit at the American Airpower Museum / Julia Lauria-Blum and Ashley Adelman -- Exceptional or Excluded: Women's History in the Netherlands / Manon S. Parry and Jasmijn van Houtem -- Isabel Agnes Cowper, Official Museum Photographer at the V & A Museum / Erika Lederman -- Challenging Histories: Exploring Gender and Sexuality in the National Trust / Rachael Lennon.
- Langue
- English = Anglais
- Sujet
- EDI (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion)
- Museums - Social aspects
- Museums and women
- EDI (L’équité, la diversité et l'inclusion)
- Musées - Aspect social
- Musées et femmes
- ISBN/ISSN
- 9781910144978 (v. 1)
- 9781910144992 (v. 2)
- Pays
- Scotland
- Type de document
- Monograph = Monographie
- Localisation
- AM 7 .F46 2017
- Clé
- 19339
- Collection
- Catalogue