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The Standpoint of Art/Criticism: Cindy Sherman as Feminist Artist?*

Sociological Inquiry, 2011
Feminist Standpoint Theory identifies knowledge as a social product developed from a specific social position. We apply this theory to explore the dominant standpoint informing the social organization of Western art via an institution we call art/criticism.
Jessica Sprague‐Jones, Joey Sprague
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Art Critics on Frida Kahlo: A Comparison of Feminist and Non-Feminist Voices

Art Education, 1992
(1992). Art Critics on Frida Kahlo: A Comparison of Feminist and Non-Feminist Voices. Art Education: Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 42-48.
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Feminist Art Criticism and the Prescriptions of Roger Fry

Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1998
Feminist critics have often blamed modernism for helping to create an art that is paternalistic, homophobic, elitist, Eurocentrist, and antifeminist.l In their haste to react to high modernism, and particularly to the art-critical writings of Clement Greenberg, they have frequently ignored the earlier exponents of modernism in art criticism. The author
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Fournier, Lauren (2021): Autotheory as feminist practice in art, writing, and criticism

2022
FKW // Zeitschrift für Geschlechterforschung und visuelle Kultur, No.
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Critical Fabulation Meets Material Culture: Reimagining Kosova’s Art by Feminist Knowledge Production

2023
Working briefly at the National Museum of Kosova there were artifacts within the permanent collection that stuck to me, haunting me beyond my short internship. I found myself thinking incessantly about these markers of Albanian identity: how have they come to gain their venerated status and who/ what does this status negate?
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New Feminist Art Criticism

Circa, 1995
Elaine Sisson, Katy Deepwell
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Response/ability: Imagining a critical race feminist paradigm for the creative arts therapies

The Arts in Psychotherapy, 2012
Abstract This article examines the emergence of a critical race feminist paradigm and considers its relevance for the creative arts therapies. The diverse paradigms from which creative arts therapists articulate their practice are reviewed.
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Feminist Art Criticism, an Annotated Bibliography

Woman's Art Journal, 1996
Pamela H. Simpson   +2 more
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