Slide Images for November 28

 Andrea Zittel

A-Z Homestead Unit, 2001, at A-Z West

2003

 Andrea Zittel

A-Z Wagon Station Customized by Jonas Hauptman, 2003, at A-Z West

2003

 Shirana Shahbazi

Photograph from Gofari Nik/Good Words

2002

 Shirana Shahbazi

Wall painting from Gofari Nik/Good Words

2002

 Yu Hong

She – Beautiful Writer Zhao Bo

2004

 Yu Hong

Ladder to Heaven

2008

 Wangechi Mutu

Howl

2006

 Wangechi Mutu

Non je ne regrette rien

2007

 Margaret Kilgallen

“Heroines”

2000

 Margaret Kilgallen

“Heroines”

2001

 Rachel Harrison

Nice Rack

2006

 Rachel Harrison

American Idol

2008

 ORLAN

The Reincarnation of Saint-Orlan

Began 1990

 ORLAN

American Indian Self-Hybridization #9

2005

Slide Images for November 23

 Emily Jamir

Ramallah/NewYork

2004-05

 Rineke Dijkstra

Coney Island, N.Y., USA, June 20, 1993

1993

 Rineke Dijkstra

Lesalle Bank, Chicago, 2003

2003

 Rineke Dijkstra

Olivier Series

2000-2003

 Rineke Dijkstra

Olivier, Quartier Vienot, Marseille, France, July 21, 2000

2000-2000

 Rineke Dijkstra

Olivier, The French Foreign Legion, Camp Raffalli, Calvi, Corsica, June 18, 2001

2001

Rineke Dijkstra

Olivier, Quartier Monclar, Djibouti, July 13, 2003

2003

Kimsooja

A Needle Woman

1999-2000

Slide Images for November 21

 Tracey Emin

Everyone I Have Ever Slept With (1963-1995)

1997

 Tracey Emin

The Perfect Place to Grow

2001

Ghada Amer

Red Diaganols

2000

 Ghada Amer

Eight Women in Black and White

2004

 Guerilla Girls

Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. Meseum?

1989, 1995, 2007

 Guerilla Girls

Benvenuti alla Biennale Femminista!

2005

 Marlene Dumas

Feathered Stola

2000

 Marlene Dumas

Alfa

2004

 Marlene Dumas

Dead Girl

2002

 Eija-Liisa Ahtila

Lajha (The Present)

2001

 Lalla Essaydi

Converging Territories #30

2004

 Lalla Essaydi

Converging Territories #22 (a, b, & c)

2004

 Shirin Neshat

Women of Alla

1993-97

Shirin Neshat

The Last Word

2003

Terms of the Day for November 21

• Third-wave Feminism – a term identified with several diverse strains of feminist activity and study, whose exact boundaries in the history of feminism are a subject of debate, but are generally marked as beginning in the early 1990s and continuing to the present.  The movement is marked by the notion that women are of "many colors, ethnicities, nationalities, religions and cultural backgrounds"
• Guerrilla Girls – an anonymous group of feminist, female artists devoted to fighting sexism and racism within the art world. The group formed in New York City in 1985 with the mission of bringing gender and racial inequality within the fine arts to light. Members are known for the gorilla masks they wear to remain anonymous.