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“feminism was never an artistic movement. Feminism is a resource for artistic practices, inflecting them and allying them with equally radical realignments within the art world at the conjunction with which a feminist effect became possible” - Griselda Pollock
“speaking of ‘art informed by feminism’ instead of ‘feminist artworks’ has the rhetorical advantage of linguistically emphasizing feminism’s political agenda instead of any aesthetic concerns. ie. locating feminism not in the artwork, per se, but rather in its potential position as an oppositional discourse” - Malin Hedlin Hayden
"Both these quotes are from the astounding book entitled FEMINISMS IS STILL OUR NAME: Seven Essays on Historiography and Curatorial Practice. If you have a vested interest in the possible futures of feminist histories in all areas of art, I guarantee it’ll change your way of thinking forever!
