Judith Bernstein Makes a Name for Herself

Feminist artist Judith Bernstein was hours from completing her signature piece–literally a massive rendition of her own name charcoaled on the walls of Manhattan’s Alex Zachary Gallery–when ...Read More

To Drown, or Not To Drown, Barbie

Yesterday we introduced a project called “Drown the Dolls,” an art exhibition by Daena Title opening in Culver City, Calif., this weekend. Title’s work presents photographs and paintings ...Read More

This Week, Drown Barbie

Daena Title recently drowned Barbie in her backyard pool. Along with the doll, Title was drowning the pressure to be Barbie, an “ideal woman” so unrealistic that, due to her total lack ...Read More

Hyein Lee: How One Feminist Devours Artistic Mediums

Looking at canvases belonging to Hyein Lee, you might just find iterations of the word fuck, products of pent-up frustration morphed into art. If you look hard enough, you might also find that other ...Read More

Judy Chicago on Frida Kahlo, Feminism and Women’s Art

Feminist artist Judy Chicago, known best for her iconic work, The Dinner Party, recently released the book Frida Kahlo: Face to Face, coauthored with art historian Frances Borzello, in which the two ...Read More

Global Economics as Feminist Art

Economics tends to make a lot of people I know feel stupid. My circle is largely comprised of activists, artists and writers, with a few political scientists in the mix. Generally speaking, gender ...Read More

Lady Gaga Goes Dada

Amid all of Lady Gaga’s gender-bending and hot topic love affairs (most recently, her Phoenix concert appearance in which she bore writing on her body in protest of AZ SB1070), a work of art was madefound. ...Read More

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