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FEBRUARY 13: All in-person classes and activities are cancelled due to severe weather

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FEBRUARY 13: All in-person classes and activities are cancelled due to severe weather

ARTH 381 Feminism and Art History

  • Instructor: Dr. Joana Joachim

Canada’s Black visual art and exhibition milieu has largely been led by the work of Black women for several decades. Expanding on foundational feminist art histories, this course will consider some of the leading figures in art history as they relate to the topic of Black Women and Art in Canada and beyond. This course will examine the cultural and artistic contributions of Black diasporic women and think critically about the disciplines of museology, curating and art history as they relate to feminisms. Through readings, gallery visits, screenings, discussions, and case studies we will consider how Black women have developed a rich cultural milieu filling ongoing institutional gaps in art history and how this relates to feminism art histories more broadly. 

Ella Cooper. Embodied Land Ecstatic. 2017 digital photography. Collection of the artist.
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