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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
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| 'EDITORIAL (Katy Deepwell)' vol. 17 pp.4 |
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| Kim Paice 'Repetition and Theft: Recent video works by American women artists' vol. 17 pp.5-18 |
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| Moira Roth 'RACHEL MARKER, FRANZ KAFKA, AND ALICE SOMMER adapted from a theater piece in three parts' vol. 17 pp.19-29 |
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| Sara Raza 'Travelling Light: Lida Abdul, Maria Kheirkhah, Shahram Entekhabi and Shirin Neshat' vol. 17 pp.30-35 |
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| Katy Deepwell 'KISSS Revealed: Deej Fabyc, Paula Roush and Camilla Brueton on Kinship International Strategy on Surveillance and Suppression (KISSS)' vol. 17 pp.36-43 |
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| Penny Siopis 'My Lovely Day' vol. 17 pp.44-48 |
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| 'If you could? 27 responses to the question: If you could choose a woman artist whose work has changed your views of subjectivity and revealed new dimensions to what constitutes your feminist political and/or aesthetic agenda(s) who would it be?' vol. 17 pp.49-59 |
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| Judith Schwentner 'Kunstverein W.A.S. (Womyn's Art Support) the danube streaming show, Veronika Dreier,Doris Jauk-Hinz,Eva Ursprung in the conversation with Judith Schwentner' vol. 17 pp.60-69 |
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| Verdi Yahooda 'Photo Booth classic (1974-2005 and ongoing)' vol. 17 pp.69-71 |
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| Pen Dalton 'Feminist methodologies in art education' vol. 17 pp.72-76 |
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| Bronwyn Fredericks 'Bronwyn Fredericks interviews Pamela Croft about her 'both ways' philosophy' vol. 17 pp.77-82 |
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| Rakhee Balaram ''Beauty is Exuberance' A Journey into the Visionary World of Myriam Bat-Yosef' vol. 17 pp.83-88 |
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| Gislind Nabakowski 'Symbolism Begins with the Choice of Words: Thoughts about Hype,Emotion-Inspired Politics and Censorship' vol. 17 pp.89-94 |
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