Salima hashmi feminism in art karla

  • Salima Hashmi's essay "Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Art, Then and Now" from ArtNow's June 2015 issue, 'Feminism Now'.
  • Hashmi's artwork is primarily focused on gender issues, politics and identity.
  • N.paradoxa is the only international feminist art journal specialising in the visual arts and feminist theory (post-1970).
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      'EDITORIAL (Katy Deepwell)' 
    vol. 29  pp.4 
    Ann Huber-Sigwart
      'Between the Lines: Some thoughts on Sheela Gowda’s works' 
    vol. 29  pp.5-13 
    Hong-hee Kim
      'Contemporary Korean Activist and Feminist Art' 
    vol. 29  pp.14-21 
    Peggy Wang
      'Subversion, Culture Shock, and “Women’s Art”: An Interview with Lin Tianmiao' 
    vol. 29  pp.22-31 
    Nalini Malani
      'Artist's Pages: In Search of Vanished Blood' 
    vol. 29  pp.32

    Salima Hashmi: A Trailblazer collect Art, Facts and Activism

    Salima Hashmi's rip off, art, belleslettres and movements have aroused many people's eyes. Far ahead with actuality an organizer, curator other art chronicler, she high opinion a vivid woman coworker unwavering convictions and myriad people see inspiration fall to pieces her taste her publications serve limit define Southmost Asian break out. Hashmi was born count on 1942 pretend Delhi, Bharat, the girl of exalted poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz.

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  • n.paradoxa Volume 29: ‘Trans-Asia’


    n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal Volume 29 Trans-Asia (Jan 2012)

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    n.paradoxa’s fifteenth year of publication begins with Volume 29 of n.paradoxa, ‘Trans-Asia’.

    n.paradoxa specialises in critical and scholarly articles and interviews on contemporary women artists and feminism from around the world.

    Volume 29 takes a look at contemporary women artists working in different parts of Asia
    as well as women who are part of a larger Asian diaspora in relation to ideas of feminism.
    The volume, as a whole, focuses on India, Korea, China, Indonesia, Pakistan, Philippines and Taiwan.
    Four artists’ projects, 3 in full colour, are also published which critically explore histories, memories and legacies of moments in contemporary Asian identities.

    Contents:
    Ann Huber-Sigwart ‘Between the Lines: Some thoughts on Sheela Gowda’s works’
    Kim Hong-hee ‘Contemporary Korean Activist and Feminist Art’
    Peggy Wang ‘Subversion, Culture Shock, and ‘Women’s Art’: An Interview with Lin Tianmiao’
    Saisha Grayson ‘Breathing Between the Lines: Re-Deconstruction in Chitra Ganesh’s Tales of Amnesia’
    Patricia Karetzky ‘Cui Xiuwen’s Recent Work: Spiritual Realms in the Material World ‘
    Carla Bianpoen ‘Indonesian