Adventures in an intersectional approach to feminist art.
Kissing Doesn’t Kill….but thesising does.
25 notes
See Post
#thesis #Valentine's Day #second chapter due tomorrow ahhhh!!!!
Lorna Simpson (American, b. 1960), Untitled, 1989
illuminated bus shelter as part of AIDS Art on the Road
116 notes
See Post
#Lorna Simpson #feminist art #queer art #intersectionality #black feminism #AIDS #Activist Art #AIDS Art on the Road
Convergence series, Nikita Gale
104 notes
See Post
#conceptual art #Nikita Gale #black art #feminist art #intersectionality #contemporary art
Mickalene Thomas, “Polaroid series #4” (2012)
///
“Tête-à-Tête” curated by Mickalene Thomas currently on view at Yancey Richardson Gallery through August 24th.
17 notes
See Post
#mickalene thomas #feminist art #intersectionality #black feminism
You must see this! The Black Venus Project
Authentic, Timeless and Overdue photography by Maxim Vakhovskiy
(via blackcontemporaryart)
from jb | inspired
“Jenny Holzer’s Truism,” from LaToya Ruby Frazier’s portfolio “Campaign for Braddock Hospital (Save Our Community Hospital),” 2011.
5 notes
See Post
#LaToya Ruby Frazier #Braddock #Levi's #Jenny Holzer #feminist art #intersectionality #black feminism
Mickalene Thomas (American b.1978). La Lecon D’Amour, 2008. Rhinestones, acrylic, and enamel on wood panel. 96 x 120 inches. © Mickalene Thomas.
16 notes
See Post
#Mickalene Thomas #intersectionality #black feminism #black female gaze #black sexuality #queer art #feminist art #feminist performance
Mickalene Thomas (American b.1978). You’re Gonna Give Me The Love I Need, 2010. Mixed media collage. 8 x 8.5 inches. © Mickalene Thomas.
36 notes
See Post
#Mickalene Thomas #black feminism #black female gaze #black sexuality #feminist art #feminist performance #intersectionality #black feminism
Betye Saar (American b.1926). Woman With Bird In Her Hair, 2010. mixed media collage on paperboard,13 1/2 x 12. © Michael Rosenfeld Gallery.
72 notes
See Post
#Betye Saar #Woman With Bird In Her Hair #feminist art #black feminist #black female gaze #intersectionality #black art
Carrie Mae Weems (American, b. 1953). Portrait of a Woman Who Has Fallen from Grace and into the Hands of Evil , 1988. Gelatin silver print. Purchased by Smith College 1991
273 notes
See Post
#Carrie Mae weems #Portrait of a Woman Who Has Fallen from Grace and into the Hands of Evil #intersectionality #black art #black sexuality #black feminism #feminist art #female sexuality