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2025 Fran Cottell and Marian Schoettle Conceptual Clothing Revisited (KT press)
2025 Feminine Landscape (January 25 - March 30, 2025) (Art Gallery of Alberta)
2025 Elyse Speaks ighlighting Off Jumpbar Result Navigation Titles Prev 5 of 2125 Next Actions Action Navigation Online Access Request this item: Recall/ASRS Order via Document Delivery E-mail Export Print Add to My List Report a problem with this record Action Box More Info Navigation Display Action Box Full Record MARC Format Women, making, and everyday value in contemporary installation art : Jessica Stockholder, Liza Lou, and Sarah Sze (London and New York: Bloomsbury)
2024-2025 Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction (National Gallery of Canada: November 8, 2024 — March 2, 2025) (Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and The Museum of Modern Art, New York.)
2024-2025 Outside the Lines, 2 centuries of war art by women artists (Canadian War Museum, until 5 Jan 2025) (Ottawa: Canadian War Museum)
2024 Dominique Hétu, Libe García Zarranz, Amanda Fayant, and Marie Carrière eds Living and learning with feminist ethics, literature, and art (Alberta: University of Alberta Press)
2024 Andrea O'Reilly and Fiona Joy Green eds Mother wave : theorizing, enacting, and representing matricentric feminism (Coe Hill, Ontario : Press)
2024 Dominique Hétu, Libe García Zarranz, Amanda Fayant, Marie Carrière eds Living and Learning With Feminist Ethics, Literature, and Art (University of Alberta Press)
2024 Juli Carson, Mary Kelly ed Mary Kelly's concentric pedagogy: selected writings (London, New York, Oxford, New Delhi, Sydney: Bloomsbury Visual Arts )
2023 Fahmida Suleman ed Being and Belonging: Contemporary Women Artists from the Islamic World and Beyond (July 1 – November 19) (Royal Ontario Museum)
2023 Darlene Clover and Kathy Sanford The Feminist Imaginary Research Network (FIRN) (5 year research project) ()
2023 44.4 Mothers/Artists Collective ()
2021-2022 Genevieve Marcil Créer à rebours vers l’exposition: Le cas d’Art et féminisme (18 November - 19 Feb 2022) (Montreal: Vox)
2021 Sarah Milroy Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment, 200 works celebrating the Group of Seven centenary (McMichael Art collection)
2020-2021 Feminist Art Field School, Art Gallery of University of Victoria (Art Gallery, University of Victoria)
2020 Craig Jennex ed Out North: An Archive of Queer Activism and Kinship in Canada (Vancouver: Berkeley)
2020 Jennie Klein, Natalie Loveless eds Responding to site : the performance work of Marilyn Arsem (Bristol: Intellect Books)
2020 Femme Art/Review (Femme Art/Review) Femme Art Review (FAR) is a publication that provides space for both women and LGBTQ2S+ voices. Started from blog, now in print, as of 2025, 3#.
2019 Allyson Mitchell and Cait McKinney eds Inside Killjoy's Kastle : dykey ghosts, feminist monsters, and other lesbian hauntings (Vancouver, BC : UBC Press ; Toronto, ON : Art Gallery of York University)
2019 Diasporic African Wimmin Art Collective, DAWA Legacy Collective () The Legacy collective has been organising events to celebrate the foundation in 1986 of DAWA and its exhibition in Canada in 1989: 'Black Wimmin: When and Where We Enter'.
2019 Anne Dymond Diversity Counts: Gender, Race, and Representation in Canadian Art Galleries (ebook) (Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press)
2018-2019 Speaking for Herself (March 10 2018-March 17 2019). Rehang of collection to centre women artists. (Ontario: Hamilton, Art Gallery of Hamilton)
2018 Kristina Huneault I'm not myself at all: Women, art and subjectivity in Canada (Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen's/Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation studies in art history)
2018 Melissa Bennett Hamilton Now: Subject (June 22 - November 18) and Hamilton Now: Object (2nd part) (Ontario: Hamilton, Art Gallery of Hamilton)
2018 Leah Modigliani Engendering an avant-garde: The unsettled landscapes of Vancouver photo-conceptualism (Manchester University Press)
2017 #silenceisviolence: FAG Feminist Art Gallery, Mandi Gray, Heidi Cho, Deirdre Logue, Allyson Mitchell & Morgan Sea (February 3 – June 4, 2017) (Doris McCarthy Gallery)
2017 Heather Davis DESIRE CHANGE: Contemporary Feminist Art in Canada (McGill-Queen's University: Mentoring Artists for Women's Art, Canada) More
2016 Blair Fornwald, Jennifer Matotek and Wendy Peart Material Girls (February 3 - April 9, 2016) (Dunlop Art Gallery/Doris McCarthy Gallery, UTC)
2016 Northern Contemporary Toronto, Ontario Girls Girls Girls: A Feminist Art show (25 Feb-6 March) (Toronto: Northern Contemporary)
2016 Black Wimmin Artist () Initiative of artist Anique Jordan for Canada, internationally, for women of color.
2016 Tarah Hogue, Maria Hupfield, Tania Willard in partnership with grunt gallery #CallResponse (October 29 - December 10, 2016) (Vancouver: Grunt Gallery)
2015 La Centrale eds. Impact Feministe sur l'art actuel/Feminist Impact on Contemporary Art (contributions by Nicole Burisch, Barbara Clausen, Jen Leigh Fisher, Anne Golden, k.g. Guttman, Anne-Marie Proulx, Thérèse St-Gelais, Eliana Stratica-Mihail, Tamar Tembeck and Elvan Zabunyan) (Montreal: La Centrale)
2015 Nadya Burton ed Natal Signs: Cultural Representations of Pregnancy, Birth and Parenting (Ontario: Demeter Press)
2015 La Centrale Impact féministe sur l'art actuel - Feminist Impact on Contemporary Art. 40 years of La Centrale (La Centrale)
2014 Recherches Feministes: Où en sommes-nous avec le féminisme en art? : Volume 27, numéro 2, 2014 ()
2014 Natalie Loveless New Maternalisms: Maternidades y Nuevos Feminismos (26 June-31 August) (Museo de Arte Contemporaneo, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes)
2014 Julie Lavigne La traversée de la pornographie : politique et érotisme dans l'art féministe (Montréal, Québec : Éditions du Remue-ménage)
2014 Laura White ed Herstory: Art by Women in the University of Winnipeg Collection (Canada: ABC Art Books Canada Distribution)
2013 Yiara Online (out of Concordia University) an annual student-run publication from Concordia that discusses feminist art and art history
2012 Leila Pourtavaf ed Féminismes Électriques (Montreal: La Centrale and Les Éditions du rémue-ménage) More
2012 Natalie Loveless New Maternalisms (FADO, Toronto)
2012 Marie-Ève Charron, Thérèse St-Gelais, Marie-Josée Lafortune Archi-feministes: Archiver le corps (November 12, 2011-December 17, 2011 ; January 21, 2012-February 25, 2012) (Montreal: Optica) More
2012 Amelia Jones Seeing Differently: A History and Theory of Identification and the Visual Arts (Routledge)
2011 Myrel Chernick and Jennie Klein The M Word: Real Mothers in Contemporary Art (Ontario: Demeter Press)
2008 Paul Couillard ed Ironic to Iconic: The Performance of Tanya Mars (Toronto: FADO performance) More
2006 Jayne Wark Radical Gestures: Feminism and Performance Art in North America (Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press) More
2006
Reel Femme (Edmonton)
() The Reel Femme festival ran for four days in April. 2005-2010. The event was run by the Edmonton Women's Film Society, all films produced, directed or written by a woman are eligible.
2005 Vancouver Women in Film Festival () The festival happens every March. All films screened at VWIFF must be created by women in at least three of the key creative roles (one woman may serve in more than one role): Writer, Producer, Director, Director of Photography, Lead Actor, Lead Animator / Editor, or Lead Composer. Submissions featuring strong female characters and stories are selected. Over fifty films are screened during the festival in various genres, such as; animation, documentary, feature and short.
2005 Louise Pouissant and Ernestine Daubner eds Art & Biotechnologies: 2 volumes plus A DVD Anthology of Biotech & A-Life Artworks (Montreal: Presses de l'Universite du Quebec) More
2004 .dpi: Feminist Journal of Art and Digital Culture (Studio XX) current
2004 Johanna Householder and Tanya Mars eds Caught in the Act: an Anthology of Performance Art by Canadian Women (Toronto:YYZ Books) More
2001 Female Eye Film Festival (Toronto) () 2012 is the 10th film festival of FeFF. "The Female Eye Film Festival established in 2001, is Ontario's one and only annual international independent film Festival showcasing films directed by women. We present high caliber films in drama, comedy, sci-fi, action, documentary, experimental and animation. The Female Eye is a juried competitive film festival and presents films by debut, emerging and internationally recognized directors."
2001 La Centrale Pink Link ou la proposition rose, 1999-2001 (Montreal: La Centrale)
2000 Louise May ed The feminist reconstruction of space (Essays from a symposium entitled Arch '96 held at the St. Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre, Sept. 27-29, 1999) (St. Norbert, Man. : St. Norbert Arts and Cultural Centre)
1999 Kathryn Elder ed The Films of Joyce Wieland (Toronto: Cinematheque Ontario)
1999 The Fairy Tales International Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (Alberta) () Fairy Tales hosts the largest queer film festival in Alberta with audiences numbering over 2,500 per year, highlighting the diversity of gay, lesbian, bisexual, two-spirited and transgendered film and video making in documentary, shorts and features. The festival takes place in the last week of May, annually.
1998 Judy Garfin Natural Disguise/Deguisement Naturel Works/Oeuvres, 1973-1998 (Montreal: Vehicule Press)
1998 La Centrale Multiplier: Points de vue sur l'art actuel des Femmes (Montreal: La Centrale (Galerie Powerhouse))
1998 Alison Beale and Annette Van Den Bosch eds Ghosts in the Machine: Women and Cultural Policy in Canada and Australia (Toronto: Garamond Press)
1998 Alison Wilding. Curator: Renee Baert Territories: Alison Wilding (Canada, Edmonton Art Gallery & York University)
1998 Annette Van Den Bosch and Alison Beale eds Ghosts in the Machine: Women and Cultural Policy in Canada and Australia (Toronto: Garamond Press) More
1997 HTMlles (Quebec) () Founded in 1997 and produced by Studio XX, the media arts festival and network practices HTMlles explores the many facets of digital technology and the Web as a medium of creation and exhibition for works created by women. The festival occupies the singular position of being one of the few events in Quebec and Canada dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of independent media artworks, its uniqueness is reinforced by its feminist commitment. The event aims to share and reveal to the public the current wealth of creation by women producers in diverse forms of digital media. The festival takes place in November every year.
1997 Mary Kelly. Curator: Judith Mastai Social process--collaborative action : Mary Kelly 1970-75 (Vancouver : Charles H. Scott Gallery)
1997 Martha Fleming and Lynne Lapointe Studiolo: The Collaborative Work of Martha Fleming & Lynn Lapointe (Art Gallery of Windsor, and Canada,Montreal : Artextes)
1997 Mary Kelly Imaging Desire: Mary Kelly:Selected Writings (MIT Press) More
1996 La Centrale(Galerie Powerhouse) Trans mission (Montreal: La Centrale)
1996 Peggy Gale and Lisa Steele Video Re/View (Canada Toronto: Art Metropole & VTape)
1996 Eva Schmidt and Sigrid Schade Vera Frenkel: Body Missing (Germany: Bremen, Gesellschaft fuer Aktuelle Kunst)
1996 Barbara Amesbury Survivors: In Search of a Voice: The Art of Courage (Canada: Wood Lawn Arts Foundation)
1996 Agnes Etherington Centre, Kingston Femscript : transcript of the proceedings of the Symposium on Feminist Art Practice, 1995 (Symposium on Feminist Art Practice, Kingston, Ont. Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario, Organization of Kingston Women Artists)
1995 Janine Marchessault ed Mirror Machine: Video & Identity (Canada: Tornot: YYZ Books & CRCCII)
1994, 1995 Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston The female imaginary (Canada, Kingston, Ontario : Agnes Etherington Art Centre)
1994 Atkinson College Dept of Fine Arts Atkinson College Department of Fine Arts & Founder's College Department of Women's Studies present (Other) Art (Arthur Haberman Gallery, Founder's College, York University, February 26 - March 11, 1994) ([Downsview, ON : York University)
1993 Renee Baert ed Territories of Difference (Alberta: Banff, Walter Philips Gallery)
1993 Christine Mason Sutherland and Beverly Mason Rasporich Woman as Artist : Papers in Honour of Marsha Hanen (University of Calgary Press)
1993 Dot Tuer and M. Winzen Vera Frenkel: Raincoats, Suitcases, Palms (Canada: Toronto: Art Gallery of York University)
1992 Maria Tippett By a Lady: Celebrating 3 Centuries of Art by Canadian Women (Canada: Penguin Books)
1992 At the Crossroads: Black Women's Art Magazine ((Toronto)) 1997
1991 Arthur Kroker and Marilouise Kroker The Hysterical Male: New Feminist Theory (Macmillan)
1991 Diana Nemiroff Jana Sterbak: States of Being/Corps a Corps (National Gallery of Canada)
1991 Capilano Review () (Fall) 2: 67 'Women Artists and Writers in British Columbia'
1990 Matriart: A Canadian Feminist Art Journal (WARC) 1998
1990 La Centrale(Galerie Powerhouse) Instabili : La Question du Sujet : The Question of Subject (exhibition catalogue, celebrating 15 years : Montreal: La Centrale)
1990 Canadian Woman Studies: Les cahiers de la femme () (Spring) 11:1 'Feminism and Visual Art'
1990 Diane Peters Women and the visual arts (Waterloo, Ont. : The Library, Wilfrid Laurier University)
1990 Bridget Elliott and Janice Williamson Dangerous Goods: Feminist Visual Art Practices (Edmonton: Edmonton Art Gallery)
1989 Art Monthly ((UK)) Feb, No.123
1989 St. John's International Women's Film Festival () The festival was first held in 1989 in St. John, Newfoundland, Canada. The event takes place over a week with over 4,000 participants. Any film directed, produced and written by a woman is eligible for inclusion. In addition to the annual festival, held every October, there are numerous other screenings and events taking place throughout the year.
1989 herland Feminist Film and Video Workshop (Calgary) () herland operated as a film festival from 1989-2007 and was committed to supporting work by women from diverse backgrounds, including aboriginal women, women of colour and lesbian/bisexual women. In 2015, it restarted as a film workshop and mentoring programme for women. History of the Project
1989 Diasporic African Wimmins Art Black Wimmin: When and Where We Enter (6 – 23 Sep 1989) (Halifax, Eye Level Gallery)
1989 Marie Carani and Nycole Paquin, Marie Rose Arbour Creation/ femmes (Quebec: Galerie d'Art du Grand Theatre de Quebec)
1988 Patricia Smart Les Femmes du Refus Global (Montreal: Boreal)
1987 Canadian Woman Studies: Les cahiers de la femme () (Spring) 18:1 'Women and Media'
1987 Art Gallery of Ontario Joyce Wieland (Toronto,Art Gallery of Ontario)
1986 Janice E. Hayes Bibliography on Canadian feminist art (Montreal : Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, McGill University)
1986 Féministe toi-même, féministe quand même (Québec : Chambre blanche gallery)
1983 Nicole Dubreuil-Blondin 'Feminism and Modernism Paradoxes' in B.Buchloh, S.Guilbaut, D.Solkin (eds) Modernism and Modernity: Vancouver Conference Papers (Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Press)
1983 Mary Kelly Post-Partum Document (London: Routledge)
1982 Marie Rose Arbour Art et Feminisme (Canada: Quebec, Musse d'Art Contemporain, Montreal & Ministere des Affaires Culturelles)
1982 Fireweed ((Canada)) (Winter) 'After the Dinner Party'
1981 London Lesbian Film Festival (London, Ontario) () The festival takes place over three days annually in April. Each screening usually lasts 2-3 hours. Submissions are open but they must have lesbian content. The London Lesbian Film festival is organized every year by the Reeling Spinsters.
1975 Communique (French Canada) () May, no.8
1975 From Women’s Eyes: Women Painters in Canada (Kingston: Ontario: Agnes Etherington Art Centre)
1975 Art Magazine ((Canada)) Dec, Vol 7. No.24
1975 Mayo Graham Some Canadian Women Artists (Canada: National Gallery of Canada)
1973 Art Magazine ((Canada)) (Fall) Vol 5. No.15
1973 La femme et le film (later Video Femmes, then 2015 merger with Spirafilm) () film and video distribution, Quebec,Canada, 1975. Documentary history of group by Nicole Giguère et Lynda Roy (1984) https://www.spira.quebec/film/99-video-femmes-par-video-femmes.html Founded in 1973 by Hélène Roy, Nicole Giguère, and Helen Doyle, Vidéo Femmes was one of the first feminist video production and distribution centres in Quebec. Until its 2015 merger with the distributor Spirafilm, the collective established itself as a leading reference on the Quebec feminist arts scene, including in the distribution sector, through its international Festival des Filles des Vues.
1971 Joyce Wieland True Patriot Love/ Veritable Amour Patriotique (National Gallery of Canada)
Feminist Art Collective () Feminist Art Collective, started 2013, in Toronto. Project against violence against women and trans rights, held opening conference in 2013, second in 2015, continued with annual residency for artists, and occasional exhibitions, festivals and projects. Founded by artist Ilene Sova.
Herstory () documentation project of the Canadian Women's Calendar, 1974-1995
Studio XX () a feminist socio-cultural intervention group dedicated to provide women with access to digital technologies in Montreal, Canada
Gynocratic Art Gallery (online art gallery) () started in Oct 2015
Leisure Projects: Meredith Carruthers and Susannah Wesley () Link is to the 2018 description of their porject on reisdency at Concordia.
Feminist Art Gallery, Toronto. () Founded in 2010 by Allyson Mitchell and Deidre Logue.
WIA projects () Blog documenting the past and present programmes of a collective in Toronto, which developed out of Centre for Women's Studies in Education (CWSE) at (OISE), University of Toronto.
The Coven () (2012 - 2016)
American Women Artists' Association ()
Mommy by Susan Silas and Chrysanne Stathacos () Interviews with contemporary women artists working for more than 20 years.
Women's Art Association of Canada ()
Femmes a L'Honneur: Leur Realisation: Women Artists in Canada Artists () Biographies of women artists developed by the National Library of Canada in 2002 (no longer updated and website suspended)
Women's Art Resource Centre () Was an active centre for women artists until 2014. Website has closed. Archives of papers at University of Ottawa Library, Special Collections.
Women's Art Museum of Canada (WAM)/Le Musée d'art de la femme du Canada (MAF) (Edmonton) Membership organisation in Edmonton with a WAM's Diversité Feminine Diversity (DFD) initiative from 2022.
Women's Art Association of Canada () Founded 1887, with two historic gallery spaces on the main floor of the heritage building at 23 Prince Arthur Avenue in Toronto are open to the public: The Dignam Gallery and The Ruth Upjohn Gallery.
Mentoring Artists for Women's Art Inc. () a Canadian initiative for women artists
Native Women's Resource Centre () An association and resource centre for First Nations women in Toronto, Canada.
La Centrale, Galerie Powerhouse () Montreal women artists gallery started in 1973