These are a few examples of artists who explore issues of femininity and gender stereotypes.
June Wayne
White Knight
Lithograph from the Dorothy Series
1975-1980
Joan Arbeiter
What! Can Anything Be Better Than Tide?
(part of Portrait of the Artist as a Young Girl Fulfilling Society's Limited Expectations Series)
Mixed media
2004
Guerrilla Girls
Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Museum?
Poster
1989 and 2005 (update)
Christian Graphic T-Shirts
4 years ago
I don't know how familiar you are with Kathleen Hanna's writings, but you should definitely check some of them out. This is a written piece by her.
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There's a site I had at one point that as a lot of her poems and writings on it. I'll try to keep looking though.
p.s. dont forget cindy sherman
ah, found it!
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roy lichtenstein
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ReplyDeleteso, surely you have read or flipped through this book?! if not, OH GOD DO IT NOW:
ReplyDelete"bitches, bimbos, and ballbreakers: the guerrilla girls' illustrated guide to female stereotypes"
http://bit.ly/fvAyr (on amazon)
for a while, they sold it at the mica store, and they probably have it at the library. an excellent mix of snarky and scary accurate.
I just was looking at Yoshitomo Nara's work and thinking - Ah ha! Girls and cuteness. Caro's blog!
ReplyDeleteMary Coble (she teaches photo at mica)
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http://www.marycoble.com/
dear commenters,
ReplyDeletei want you to know that i am working on responding to all of your excellent remarks! thank you!
love,caro