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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.
The results list is organised with links to organisations/websites first, then journals, then books and exhibition catalogues by date (with most recent first):
2020 See All This (See All This) No. 20 - Winter 2020/2021. Summary of Pretty Brilliant initiative of 379 women, curated by Nicole Ex and Catherine de Zegher.
2019 Stedelijk Studies 9: Modernism in Migration (Stedelijk) vol. 9, Fall. Modernism in Migration: Relocating Artists, Objects, and Ideas, 1910–1970. Focus is on women artists: Therese Graf, Grete Stern, Tarsila do Amaral.
2018 Nicole Ex, Catherine de Zegher eds See All This #20, Pretty Brilliant initiative (See All This) Set up by Nicole Ex, Catherine de Zegher. Resulted in 2020/2021, special issue of See All This #20.
2018 Alex Martinis Roe To Become Two: Propositions for Feminist Collective Practice (Archive Books in partnership with ar/ge kunst; Casco – Office for Art, Design and Theory; If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution; and The Showroom)
2017 Rosemarie Buikema, and Iris van der Tuin eds Doing gender in media, art and culture (1st ed. 2009) (Routledge)
2017 Félix Boggio Ewanjé-Epée, Stella Magliani-Belkacem, Morgane Merteuil, Frédéric Monferrand ed Pour un féminisme de la totalité (Paris : Amsterdam)
2013 Mirjam Weston Female Power. Matriarchy, Spirituality & Utopia (2 March - 19 May) (Arnhem: Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem)
2012 Marta Zarzycka and Bettina Papenburg Carnal Aesthetics: Transgressive Imagery and Feminist Politics (London: IB Tauris)
2012 Frontiers: A Journal of Women's Studies () 2012 Special issue on Feminist Art and Social Movements: Beyond NY/LA (vol 33, no.2)
2011 Frédérique Bergholtz ed If I can´t dance I don´t want to be a part of the revolution: Conversation Pieces (Berlin: Revolver) More
2011 Marta Zarzycka and Bettina Papenburg eds Carnal Aesthetics: Trangressive Imagery and Feminist Politics (London: IB Tauris)
2010 Kelly Clark Keefe Invoking Mnemosyne: art, memory and the uncertain emergence of a feminist embodied mythology (Rotterdam: Sense Publishers)
2010 Mathilde ter heijne Any day now (Kunsthalle Nuremburg and Lentos Museum, Linz) More
2009 Mirjam Westen ed Rebelle: Kunst en feminisme 1969-2009 (Arnhem Gemeentemuseum) More
2003 Fries Museum, Leeuwarden Just love me : post/feminist positions of the 1990s from the Goetz Collection Curators: Rainald Schumacher, Matthias Winzen (Fries Museum (Leeuwarden, Netherlands), Bergen kunstmuseum, Sammlung Goetz, Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden. Koln : Konig)
2003 The Sandwich Man ((The Netherlands)) (June)
2000 Deanna Hearst and Nat Muller eds Ctrl+shift art - ctrl+shift gender: Convergences of Gender, New Media and Art (Netherlands; Amsterdam, Axis Bureau voor de Kunsten V/M) More
1999 Old Boys Network next Cyberfeminist International (Rotterdam: March 8-11) More
1999 Axis : Deanna Herst, Jan Torpus, Alex Schaub Axis: Gender, Media, Art (Amsterdam: Axis, (a CD-Rom)) More
1995 F. Pezoldo Pezoldo: Kunst fur das 21 Jahrhundert: Entwurf einer Gegenwelt / Art for the 21st Century: Design of a Counterworld (Edition: Cantz)
1993 Titia Jeanette Top Art and Gender: Creative Achievement in the Visual Arts (Amsterdam)
1993 Mieke Bal and Anneke Smelik, Rosemarie Buikema eds Vrouwenstudies in de Cultuurwetenschappen (Germany, Muiderberg: Coninho)
1993 Martine Brinkhuis Koppeltekens: vier Kunstenaarsparen vier Dialogen (Amsterdam: In de Knipscheer)
1991, 1992 Museum Fodor/Stedelijk Parler Femme (Amsterdam:Museum Fodor/Stedelijk, exhibition catalogue)
1984 Ruimte ((Amsterdam)) 1996
1984 Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam Feminisme in het Medium (Band I and II) (Amsterdam: Stedelijk)
1980 Heidi de Mare Feministiese Kunst Bestaat Niet: wij maken er een potje van Nijmegen (Nijmegen: K.U.N.)
1980 International Festival (Assen) () The festival runs over two days in March featuring films made by women or in which women play a major role.
1979 Gemeente Museum den Haag and de Appel, Amsterdam Feministische Kunst International (Den Haag, Gemeente Museum & Amsterdam, de Appel)
1978 A. Schenk Waaron zijn er geen beroemde vrouwelijke kunstenaars geweest? (Amsterdam: Stichting Vrouwen in de Beeldende Kunst)
1975 M. van Soest and E.Besnyo Neid,wat ben ik bewust geworden: Vijf jaar Dolle Mina (Holland : Den Haag: Stichting Uitgeverij Dolle Mina)
SVBK, Amsterdam (women artist's organisation), archive housed at Atria () Archive of Stichting Vrouwen in de Beeldende Kunst (SVBK).SVBK's archives on women artists, collected between 1976-1993 are at Atria (formerly known as Aletta), Women's Library in the Netherlands.
Atria, formerly Aletta, formerly IIAV () Atria: institute on gender equality and women's history. A very important research and study center with a large library in Amsterdam