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Ends and Beginnings
volume 39, Jan 2017
Organising/ Organisations
volume 38, July 2016
Polemics / Contestations
volume 37, Jan 2016
SOUND?NOISE!VOICE!
volume 36, July 2015
Humour
volume 35, Jan 2015
War/Conflict
volume 34, July 2014
Lessons from History
volume 33, Jan 2014
Religion
volume 32, July 2013
Citizenship
volume 31, Jan 2013
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
volume 25, Jan 2010
Pleasure
volume 24, July 2009
Material Histories
volume 23, Jan 2009
Art Activism
volume 22, July 2008
Incidental
volume 21,Jan 2008
Violence
volume 20, July 2007
Translate/Narrate
volume 19, Jan 2007
IN/difference
volume 18, July 2006
Curatorial Strategies
volume 17, Jan 2006
Journeys
volume 16, July 2005
Families/Homilies
volume 15, Jan 2005
Scientific Ethics/Aesthetics
volume 14, July 2004
Dreams of the Future
volume 13, Jan 2004
Domestic Politics
volume 12, July 2003
Out of Order
volume 11, Jan 2003
Identity Mechanisms
volume 10, July 2002
Rethinking Revolution
volume 9, Jan 2002
(Eco)Logical
volume 8, July 2001
Economies/Exchanges
volume 7, Jan 2001
Urban Fictions
volume 6, July 2000
Desire and the Gaze
volume 5, Jan 2000
About Time
volume 4, July 1999
Sculpture/Installation
volume 3, Jan 1999
Body, Space and Memory
volume 2, July 1998
Women and New Media
volume 1, Jan 1998
Feminism/Postfeminism
Local/Global Dynamics in Feminism and Contemporary Art conference, Middlesex University, 3 July 2017
The conference, Local/Global Dynamics in Feminism and Contemporary Art, was designed as a celebration of the 20 years of n.paradoxa (1998-2017).
This page documents the event and day.
SPEAKERS:
Katy Deepwell (founder and editor of n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal and Professor of Contemporary Art, Theory and Criticism, Middlesex University)
Giulia Lamoni (art historian, Investigadora FCT, Instituto de Historio de Arte, Lisbon)
Ebru Yetiskin (curator, Associate Professor in Sociology, Media Theory, Digital Humanities. Istanbul Technical University)
Emanuela de Cecco (art critic/art historian, University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy)
Martina Pachmanova (art historian, Associate Professor, Katedra teorie a dějin umění, VŠUP/UMPRUM v Praze, Department of Art Theory and History, Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague)
Katy Deepwell introduces conference - Basia Sliwinska reads Giulia Lamoni's paper.
Emanuela de Cecco and Ebru Yetiskin speaking.
Martina Pachmanova speaking.
You can read the booklet prepared for the celebration where over 100 contributors to n.paradoxa offered a short statement about writing for the journal and the new directions it encouraged in their work. Read PDF (3.4 MB)Four contributors provided MP4 files and you can follow the links to this online material from the PDF for Katrinem, Eileen Legasi-Ramirez, Paula Levine, Boryana Rossa.
Breakout sessions:
Women’s Film and Video work, Women performance artists
Laura Leuzzi (ReWindItalia, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design)
Women Artists working with Sound
Gisela Weiman (artist, Germany)
Activism in the Visual Arts
Hilary Robinson (Middlesex University)
Rethinking Domesticity and Women’s Labour
Alexandra Kokoli (Middlesex University)
Generating/Creating Histories of Contemporary Art and Feminism
Katy Deepwell (Middlesex University)
A key part of the day, shown in the photos below, was the discussion of attendee's posters on recent projects in art, theory and history.
Photos from the day, taken by Emelia Gatley. Image of Cake cutting by Carron Little.
Volume of n.paradoxa were on sale and display; Contributor's statements were shown as posters
Katy Deepwell cutting celebratory cake for 40 volumes of n.paradoxa; Fruit sculpture prepared by BA Fine Art students at Middlesex University, reversing gender stereotypes; Attendees hanging their posters.
Tal Dekel presenting her poster, Michelle Dulce presenting her poster.
Pauline Barrie presenting her poster; Sheila Gaffney answering a question by Gisela Weiman.
Attendees enjoying lunchtime discussions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This was a Create/Feminisms event from the Department of Visual Arts, ACI with the assistance of students from BA Fine Art, and staff in Fine Art/Visual Culture. This event was supported by ADRI research funds at Middlesex University and KT press, publishers of n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal. Organiser: Katy Deepwell K.Deepwell[@]mdx.ac.uk, katy[@]ktpress.co.uk
Following the conference, Katy Deepwell and Laura Leuzzi set up an email list for feminist researchers looking at local/global dynamics in feminism and contemporary art. This email list is hosted by JISCmail.
Any researchers, critics, artists, curators are welcome to join and contribute relevant content and postings.