Women artists
Subtitle: the Linda Nochlin reader
By: edited by Maura Reilly
Contributors: Reilly, Maura, editor
Publisher: Thames & Hudson, Limited
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 472
ISBN-13: 9780500239292
Subjects: Interviews; Women artists
Other titles: Linda Nochlin reader
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 437-446) and index.
Table of contents: title: A dialogue with Linda Nochlin, the Maverick She; title: 1970s; title: Why have there been no great women artists?; title: Miriam Schapiro: recent work; title: Some women realists; title: Women artists after the French Revolution; title: 1980s; title: Florine Stettheimer: rococo subversive; title: Nancy Graves: the subversiveness of sculpture; title: Morisot's West nurse: the construction of work and leisure in impressionist painting; title: Zuka's French Revolution: a woman's place is public space; title: 1990s; title: Pornography as a decorative art: Joyce Kozloff's patterns of desire; title: Starting from scratch: the beginnings of feminist art history; title: Mary Cassatt's modernity; title: Sylvia Sleigh: portraits of women artists and writers; title: Deborah Kass: portrait of the artist as an appropriator; title: 2000s; title: Jenny Saville: floating in gender nirvana; title: Mary Frank: encounters; title: Seeing beneath the surface (Kathleen Gilje); title: A rage to paint: Joan Mitchell and the issue of femininity; title: Sam Taylor-Wood: when the stars weep; title: Alice Neel; title: Unholy postures: Kiki Smith and the body; title: Sarah Lucas: God is Dad; title: "Why have there been no great women artists?" thirty years after; title: Women artists then and now: painting, sculpture, and the image of the self; title: Cecily Brown: the erotics of touch; title: Existence and beading: the work of Liza Lou; title: Black, white, and uncanny: Miwa Yanagi's Fairy tale; title: Old-age style: late Louise Bourgeois; title: 2010s; title: Sophie Calle: word, image and the end of ekphrasis; title: Ellen Altfest: a new, new realism; title: Natalie Frank: the dark side of the fairy tale.