Reading Response 9 / Broude Garrard...

Reading Response 9 / Broude & Garrard (1993), Introduction: Feminism and the Art in the Twentieth Century, PDF 1) Were modernist art movements, like Surrealism or Abstract Expressionism, accepting of women artists? Explain your answer. 2) How were feminist artists of the 1970s different from women artists of the 1950s and 1960s? 3) What are some characteristics of feminist art?

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0:00 Hello.

00:01 So in this question we are going to discuss about the women artists.

00:10 See, although this woman artists, they have been involved in the making of art throughout the history, their work and when compared to that of their male counterparts, they has been obfuscated, overlooked and undervalued.

00:29 So this feminist art, it is a category, it is a category of art which is essential.

00:36 Associated with the, we can say the 1960s or 70s movement or 70s movements.

00:52 Feminist movement we are talking about.

00:54 So feminist art highlight the, it highlights the social and the political differences women experiences within their life.

01:03 But nowadays these modern art movement they are accepting this woman.

01:11 Artist.

01:13 In the beginning of this, in the late of the 1960s and 1970s, this feminist artist and the art historians, they created a, this is called as the feminist art movement.

01:32 Feminist art movement that overtly addresses the role of the women, especially in the western art world.

01:41 How the world art is perceived, evaluated or appropriated according to the world.

01:46 The gender.

01:48 So, moreover, it explores the role of the woman in the art history in the society.

01:55 In the past, some female artists, they are overlooked.

02:00 In the past we are talking about, because those who were keeping a record of the artistic development, works of the art, and the artist who created them often seemingly forgot certain groups or individual people due to their gender and gender it is there, ethnicity is there or the social standing we can say it was there among many and other things.

02:32 So here this diagram it shows the women art between the 1950s.

02:38 It is from the 150 to 1950 it is a woman art and so this the difference this feminist art highlights the social and the political difference.

02:52 The hopeful gain from this form of art is to bring a positive and the understanding change to the world in hope to lead to the equality and the liberation.

03:06 Media used a range from the traditional art forms such as a painting to the more unorthodox method, that is performance art is there, conceptual art is there, body art, craft and video film and fiber art.

03:24 So this feminist art, it has served as an innovative driving force towards expanding the definition of art through the incorporation of the new media and a new perspective...

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