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This results of this search will give all books, exhibition catalogues, magazines and special issues, blogs, websites and women's art organisations for a country, including places of exhibition and publication and is compiled from n.paradoxa's database.
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2019 Michelle Rassmussen and Bella da Silva Buxbom Sorry for the Inconvenience (4 days, March) (Trondheim Art Academy, Gallery Kit)
2019 Jorunn Veiteberg Hold stenhårdt fast på greia di. Kunst og feminisme i Norge 1968-1989 [Hold tight on to your thing. Art and feminism in Norway 1968-1989] (Kunsthall Oslo)
2015 Birgitte Ejdrup Kristensen and Ulla Angkjær Jørgensen eds KVINDER FREM! Et møde mellem to generationers stemmer i kunsten( 13 May – 6 September 2015) / Women Forward! - A meeting between two generations of voices in art (Denmark: Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde)
2014 Eline Mugaas, Elise Storsveen and Kunsthall Oslo Hold Stenhårdt Fast På Greia Di – Norwegian Art and Feminism 1968-89 (Stavanger: Kunsthall Stavanger)
2013 Karen Hindsbo 'The Beginning is Always Today': Scandinavian feminist art from the last 20 years (opens 21 Sept 2013) (Norway: SKMU Saarlandets Kunstmuseum )
2013 Jorunn Veiteberg ed Hold stenhardt fast pa greia di: Norsk kunst og kvinnekamp 1968-89 (Norwegian art and feminism 1968-89)(March 9th-April 21st 2013) (Oslo: Oslo Konsthall)
2011 Marta Kuzma and Pablo Lafuente eds Whatever Happened to Sex in Scandinavia? (Office for Contemporary Art)
2003 Femmina International Film Festival () The festival shows films made by women, in the role of director, producer, screenplay writer or editor. 2004-2015. It took place in October. Moved from Oslo to Trondheim.
1996 Tove Beate Pedersen and Elin Svenneby eds Kunsthistorie, kvinners kunst, kunstkritikk (Norges forskningsråd, Sekretariatet for kvinneforskning)
1989 Oslo Stadtmuseum Rooms with a View: Women's Art in Norway, 1880-1990 (Oslo: Stadtmuseum)
1983 Karin Moe ed Kvinne & Kunstnaar (Oslo, Norske Samlaget)
1980 Anne Holmborn and Eje Hogestatt Nordiska Kvinnor / Nordic Women (Sweden : Malmo: Malmo Konsthall)
1974 Kvinneliv og hverdagsliv [Women’s life and everyday life] (Lunds Konsthall, Sweden; Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway)