Salima hashmi feminism in art karla

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n.paradoxa is the only international feminist art journal specialising in the visual arts and feminist theory (post-1970). It has been published since 1998.

new volume of n.paradoxa
Volume 29 (Jan 2012) Trans-Asia
ISSN: 1461-0434
Available in print and electronic format (PDF).

contains contributions from artists and writers in Korea, China, Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, USA, India, UK, Pakistan and Switzerland.

Ann Huber-Sigwart 'Between the Lines: Some thoughts on Sheela Gowda’s works'

Kim Hong-hee 'Contemporary Korean Activist and Feminist Art'

Peggy Wang 'Subversion, Culture Shock, and “Women’s Art”: An Interview with Lin Tianmiao'

Saisha Grayson 'Breathing Between the Lines: Re-Deconstruction in Chitra Ganesh’s Tales of Amnesia'

Patricia Karetzky 'Cui Xiuwen’s Recent Work: Spiritual Realms in the Material World'

Carla Bianpoen 'Indonesian Women Artists make their Mark'

Flaudette May Datuin 'Sow and Till: The Revolving Secret Garden (Reflections on a Class Project)'

Shibin Zhang 'Xiaoyan Fan: Strength / Weakness'

Salima Hashmi '"Sinful Women": Women Artists from Pakistan'

Artists' Pages from:

Nalini Malani 'In Search of Vanished Blood...'

Hong-Kai Wang 'Music While We Work'

Yong Soon Min 'OVERSEAS / at Sea'

Judy Freya Sibayan 'Scapular Gallery

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n.paradoxa
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Contents

'EDITORIAL (Katy Deepwell)'  vol. 29  pp.4

Ann Huber-Sigwart   'Between the Lines: Some thoughts on Sheela Gowda’s works'  vol. 29  pp.5-13

Hong-hee Kim   'Contemporary Korean Activist and Feminist Art'  vol. 29  pp.14-21

Peggy Wang   'Subversion, Culture Shock, and “Women’s Art”: An Interview with Lin Tianmiao'  vol. 29  pp.22-31

Nalini Malani   'Artist's Pages: In Search of Vanished Blood'  vol. 29  pp.32