The Feminist Bookshelf: Ideas for the 21st Century
Books in the Feminist Art Histories series provide a platform for a fuller and more inclusive panorama of the breadth and depth of the contributions of women-identified, queer, and non-binary people to making, writing, and thinking about modern and contemporary art. The title of the series references Feminism as a distinct political position and Art Histories as a capacious construct beyond academic and Eurocentric boundaries. The series responds to the urgency of shedding disciplinary baggage, decolonizing knowledge, and modeling art histories that are ethically grounded, committed to structural change, and inclusive in the greatest possible sense.
In addition to foregrounding contributions of women-identified, queer, and non-binary artists, books in the series may address the intersection of feminist art histories with visual culture studies, material studies/new materialisms, critical race and ethnic studies, disability studies, global and transnational studies, performance studies, and more.
Contributions by Naomi Klein, Marisa J. Fuentes, Christina Sharpe, Michelle Commander, Jennifer Flynn Walker, Bela August Walker, Marcia Gallo, Carmen Vázquez, Kathleen C. Riley, Smruthi Bala Kannan, Stacy S. Klein, Ellen Malenas Ledoux, Basuli Deb and Leslye Amede Obiora
