Expanding the Parameters of Feminist Artivism

Acknowledgments
Contents
List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
Part I: Introduction
	Introduction: Artists for Political Engagement: A Table for Women and Gender Non-conforming Artists
		From Activism to Branding: The 1960s to the 2000s
		Beyond National Borders: The 2020s
		About This Book
		Conclusion
Part II: Countering Colonialism
	Native Feminisms and Contemporary Art: Indigeneity, Gender, and Diné Resurgence in the Work of Natani Notah and Jolene Nenibah Yazzie
		Introduction
		Native Feminisms
		Natani Notah and the Resurgence of Respect for Diné Women and Land
		Jolene Nenibah Yazzie and the Resurgence of Non-binary Diné Genders
		Conclusion
	Disrupting the Silence: Australian Aboriginal Art as a Political Act
		Black Opium
		Badtjala Removal
		Veiled Paradise/Bone Boxes
		HHH
Part III: Against the Establishment
	Spanking Confucius: The Feminist Protest Art of Kang-ja Jung
		Transparent Balloons and the Nude
		Kang-ja Jung’s Ephemeral Dress
		Nam June Paik’s Sex on a Piano
		New Woman and Nude in East Asia
	From Non-conformism to Feminisms: Russian Women Artists from the 1970s to Today
		Irina Nakhova and Non-conformist Art
		Tatiana Antoshina and the Birth of the Feminist Movement in Russia
		Olga Tobreluts, Perestroika, and Beyond
		Conclusion
	The Personal and the Political in Liminal Space: A Conversation Between Sandy Lane and Joo Yeon Woo Addressing Artivism in the Korean DMZ
		The Artnauts in the DMZ
		The Space Between
		Personal and Political
	From South Africa to Afghanistan and America: An Exploration of Female Street Artists and the Socially Disruptive Nature of Their Work
		Lady Pink
		Swoon
		Olek
		Faith XLVII
		Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
		Shamsia Hassani
		Conclusion
Part IV: Dislocation and Migration
	Yong Soon Min’s Defining Moments: Gendered Space of Decolonization in the Pacific
		Introduction
		Awareness of Identity as a Korean American
		Growing Political Points: Connecting with Asian-American Artists
		Feminist Context as the Third World Woman
		Building Political Comments from Personal Life
		Gendered Space of Decolonization
		Conclusion
	Sited Nomadism from the Atlantic to West Africa: Addoley Dzegede
		Introduction
		Indexing the Personal Within the Political
		Belonging
		Ballast and Millefiori: Evocative Objects
		Conclusions
	Alterity in Europe—Occupying Spaces as Feminist Strategy in (Post)Migration Aesthetics: A Conversation
		Introduction
		The Role of Migration, Gender, and Ethnicity in Appropriating and Occupying Space
		The Constant Fluctuation of Bodies and Spaces: Foreign Bodies and Foreigners
		Occupying Spaces as a Feminist Strategy: Engaging the Positionality of the Feminine and the Female Migrant Body
		The Presence of the Feminine as a Form of Claiming and Occupying Public Space
		Dynamics of Contestation and Processes of Negotiating Gendered Inequality and Alterity Across Different Public, Institutional, and Private Spaces
		Wallpaper: Control and Protection in Private Space
		Forming and Influencing Feminist Value Systems: Art in a (Post)migration Context
	Maria Jose Arjona, Into the Woods
Part V: Race and Gender Identity
	Blurring Lines/Breaking Barriers: Harlem and Beyond, the Career of International Photographer Ming Smith
		Kamoinge
		The Black Photographers Annual
		Just Above Midtown
		Photographing the Black Woman
		Literary Inspiration: Pittsburgh and Harlem
		Painted Photographs
		International Subjects/International Recognition
		Looking Ahead
	Queer Craft and Radical Cuts: Tradition, Transgenderism, and the Malay-Muslim Body in the Work of Anne Samat
	When You’ve Never Seen a Lion: Halo Rossetti on Visually Representing the Intricacies of Queer and Trans Life
		Wading into Water Alone: Early Explorations
		Under the Seams Runs the Pain: Karan Devine and the Trans Art of Disidentification
		Developing a “Gay Consciousness” with “Planet Femme”
		“Dysphoria-Cam” in PONY: Inventing a Trans Cinematic Language
		“It Wasn’t Your Fault”
	The Future Is More than Female: Post-Feminist Trans/Feminism in Contemporary Art
		Introduction
		Travis Alabanza
		Intersectional Feminist Praxis Now
		Briefly on Burgerz
		Post-Feminism and Trans/Feminism
		Back to Burgerz
		Conclusion
Selected Bibliography
Index