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Africa and its Diasporas
volume 30, July 2012
Feminist Aesthetics
volume 29, Jan 2012
Trans-Asia
volume 28, July 2011
Bio-politics
volume 27, Jan 2011
Women's Work
volume 26, July 2010
Feminist Pedagogies
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Pleasure
volume 24, July 2009
Material Histories
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Art Activism
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Incidental
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Translate/Narrate
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IN/difference
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Curatorial Strategies
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Scientific Ethics/Aesthetics
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Dreams of the Future
volume 13, Jan 2004
Domestic Politics
volume 12, July 2003
Out of Order
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Identity Mechanisms
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Rethinking Revolution
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(Eco)Logical
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Urban Fictions
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Desire and the Gaze
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About Time
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Body, Space and Memory
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Women and New Media
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'EDITORIAL (Katy Deepwell)' pp. 4
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Angela Dimitrakaki
'Labour, Ethics, Sex and Capital On Biopolitical Production in Contemporary Art On Biopolitical Production in Contemporary Art' pp. 5-15
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subRosa
'Bodies Unlimited A decade of subRosa's art practice' pp. 16-25
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Marcia Oliveira
'The postmodern paradox in visual arts aestheticism, politics and contemporary materialism' pp. 26-31
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Jo Anna Isaak
'Memories, rooms, sound and skin an interview with Irina Nakhova' pp. 32-40
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Silvia Ziranek
'(WHAT?) FACE FATE' pp. 42-43
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'54th Venice Biennale' pp. 44-47
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Katy Deepwell
'From Marginalia to Monalisa an interview with Ida Applebroog' pp. 48-56
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Suzana Milevska
'Woman Bear Witness' pp. 57-63
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Monica Sjoo and Anne Berg
'Images on Womanpower - Arts Manifesto (1971) (trying to give a rough and necessarily incomplete idea of what we are about.)' pp. 64-67
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Kim Sawchuk
'Bio-art and the feminist politics of hands-on knowledge: an interview with Tagny Duff' pp. 68-79
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Victoria Rance
'Mary Kelly: Projects, 1973-2010' pp. 80-87
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Kimberly Lamm
'At the Pivot of the Biopolitical: Seeing Sex and Racism in Lorna Simpson's You're Fine' pp. 88-93
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'3 Women: Maria Pininska-Berez, Natalia LL, Ewa Partum' pp. 94-95
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