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Wishing everyone a happy #pride🌈 and #pridemonth! In honor of this day when we celebrate LGBTQ+ lives (as we do everyday) we are reflecting on the important work of Laura Aguilar (1959-2018) who pioneered intersectional work in her Latinx and queer
This Juneteenth, as we celebrate freedom, we reflect on Ava DuVernay’s powerful film “13th”, which teaches us the importance of abolishing the prison industrial complex and the racist policing infrastructure that incarcerates Africa
Breonna Taylor still needs our support. Consider calling and putting pressure on the Louisville and Kentucky elected officials for the arrest of the officers who shot Breonna. See numbers on the second slide._ Artist: @ameyaokamoto #breonnataylor #
Together we mourn the brutal murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmad Arbery. We are outraged and appalled by the racist killings we witnessed in recent weeks and beyond. Let us say their names, acknowledge their wrongful deaths, and work t
Happy Mother’s Day to all those amazing women who brought us into the world and then worked tirelessly to love, care for, and support us! _ To celebrate #mothersday we consider the iconic work of Mary Kelly who made the “Post-Partum Docum
“The plot of her undoing begins with his dominion. It begins in the fifteenth century with a papal bull, with a philosopher at his desk, pen in hand, as he sorts the world into categories of genus and species. It begins with a bill of sale, wit
FAC is helping to spread the sun for #museumsunshine today. We couldn’t resist this great work by #christinaquarles @cequarles “Small Offerings,” 2017. ☀️
Pondering the wise words of bell hooks and Angela Davis: both point to the need to abolish forms of oppression.
Looking for something interesting to watch at home? Check out the videos we posted to our Resources page: https://feministartcoalition.org/resources
FAC is thinking about Mierle Laderman Ukeles, whose great work teaches us about social responsibility and the ethics of care and health. Stay strong and healthy everyone!
Thank you @nytimes and @hilariesheets for highlighting the impact of over 90 arts institutions making a commitment to feminisms in 2020! 💪🌟Read all about how the movement began, the participating museums, and our goals for this year via the link in
Happy International Women’s day to all the brave, powerful, and inspiring women of our collective pasts, presents, and futures. 2020 is the year for feminisms! #feministartcoalition
A trend report...but make it art! We think every year is the year for female artists, but we’re making 2020 a year for elevating work informed by feminisms 💪Thanks to @voguemagazine for giving #feministartcoalition a shout out!
Our 2020 goal? To raise our voices and fight for feminisms! What are you fighting for this year? . Deborah Roberts, (@rdeborah191 )“Glass Castles,” 2017, mixed media on paper. Courtesy of Tang Teaching Museum which will be on view in &ld
"Extreme times call for extreme heroines." This important work by assemblage artist Betye Saar is currently on view in @lacma's career-spanning survey, 'Betye Saar: Call and Response.' Across the country, you can also see rare, early works
"Get off-line, off Twitter, off Facebook, off Instagram. Get off the internet, off the mailing list, off base, off message, off your head, off work, off drugs, off drink, off smoking. Get off." _ Read, download, and disperse Jack Halberstam
Head to our *newly launched* site for #NotesonFeminisms by Vietnamese-born Trinh T. Minh-ha, a world-renowned independent filmmaker, feminist, and postcolonial theorist. Read, download, and disperse 'The Walk of Multiplicity' at feministartcoalition.
Here's some inspiration from Sally J. Scholz, who reminds us of the power and possibility of feminist solidarity to create social change. Let's come together and #VoteFeminist2020.