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Read n.paradoxa's Guide to Feminist Art, Art History and Criticism

Current volume:
Trans-Asia
(vol 29, Jan 2012)
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Next volumes
Feminist Aesthetics
(vol 30, July 2012)
Africa
(vol 31, Jan 2013)

Previous volumes
Biopolitics
(vol 28, July 2011)
Women's Work
(vol 27, Jan 2011)
Feminist Pedagogies
(vol 26, July 2010)
Pleasure
(vol 25, Jan 2010)

 

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international feminist art journal

KT press is working on a new series of ebooks for 2012.  See Information for Authors

Books already published and available:-

Martina Pachmanova
Mobile Fidelities: Conversations on Feminism, Visuality and History

mobilefidelities

KT press, 2006
ISBN: 0-9536541-1-7 e-book
ISBN 13: 978-0-9536541-1-6

138 pp. no illus.

To view this free e-book as a pdf file, click here

 

KT press' first e-book is a collection of interviews by Czech art historian and art critic, Martina Pachmanova, with feminist art historians, historians, artists and art critics based in the US.
Interviewees are: Linda Nochlin; Natalie Boymel Kampen: Kaja Silverman: Susan Rubin Suleiman: Amelia Jones: Mira Schor: Jo Anna Isaak: Janet Wolff: Martha Rosler: Marcia Tucker: and Carol Duncan.

 

Catherine Elwes
Video Loupe

Catherine Elwes 'Video Loupe'

(2000)
ISBN: 0 9536541 0 9
168pp. 16 colour pages plus 40+ b&w illus.
230x180cm

Available to purchase by mail order in print only

 

This anthology presents the first major overview of Catherine Elwes own insightful commentaries on contemporary video work in the UK and abroad, alongside documentation of her own work in video and performance from the 1980s to the present day. Elwes essays discuss a wide range of issues in contemporary video practice, debates within feminism, how the personal becomes political, as well as many individual artists from Bill Viola to Mona Hatoum.

Introductory essays on Elwes video practice and her writing by: Julia Knight (Luton University, UK); Lisa Steele (Director,V tape, Canada) and Jeremy Welsh (Trondheim University, Norway).

£16.99 price, includes UK/Europe postage
£18.99 price,  includes USA/RoW postage