Angela Dimitrakaki is Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. Lara Perry is Principal Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the University of Brighton.

• 1. How to Be Seen: An Introduction to Feminist Politics, Exhibition Cultures and Curatorial TransgressionsAngela Dimitrakaki and Lara PerryPART I. Feminism in the Art Institution2. Sexual Politics: Art Style(Introduction to the 1978 Hayward Annual Exhibition Catalogue)Lucy Lippard3. A Great Time to Be A Woman? Feminism and Women’s Art at Tate ModernLara Perry4. Feminism, Participation and Matrixial Encounters: Towards a Radical, Sustainable Museum (Practice)Nancy Proctor5. A Serious Suggestion: Give Up the Goat. Art Collections and Feminist Critique in SwedenJessica Sjöholm Skrubbe and Malin Hedlin Hayden6. Exhibiting Black Women's Art in the 1980sLubaina HimidPART II. Exhibitions and Counter-Practices7. The Lessons of Sexual Politics: From the 1970s to Empire. An interview with Amelia JonesAngela Dimitrakaki8. Rethinking Inside the VisibleSue Malvern9. Art as Life, Art as Politics, Art as Political Action. An Interview with Suzanne LacyCatherine Wood10. Forgotten Relations: Feminist Artists and Relational AestheticsHelena Reckitt11. Insights from Italy: Pleasure, Plurality, and Shaping the PresentJo Anna Isaak12. Gender Check, Feminism and Curating in Eastern Europe: An Interview with Bojana PejićKatrin KivimaaPART III. Curating the Other/Curating as Other13. The ‘Woman Artist’ as Curatorial EffectAlexandra M. Kokoli14. With her Fingers on the Political Pulse: The Transnational Curating of Maud SulterDeborah Cherry15. Archiving/An-archiving Gender Difference, or the 'Silkworm Cocoon' of Feminist Curatorial Research and Practices in the BalkansSuzana Milevska16. The Problem of Equality, or Translating 'Woman' in the Age of Global ExhibitionJeannine Tang17. Curatorial Collectives and Feminist Politics in 21st-Century Europe An interview with Kuratorisk AktionAngela DimitrakakiBibliographyIndex

Angela Dimitrakaki is Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. Lara Perry is Principal Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the University of Brighton.

• 1. How to Be Seen: An Introduction to Feminist Politics, Exhibition Cultures and Curatorial TransgressionsAngela Dimitrakaki and Lara PerryPART I. Feminism in the Art Institution2. Sexual Politics: Art Style(Introduction to the 1978 Hayward Annual Exhibition Catalogue)Lucy Lippard3. A Great Time to Be A Woman? Feminism and Women’s Art at Tate ModernLara Perry4. Feminism, Participation and Matrixial Encounters: Towards a Radical, Sustainable Museum (Practice)Nancy Proctor5. A Serious Suggestion: Give Up the Goat. Art Collections and Feminist Critique in SwedenJessica Sjöholm Skrubbe and Malin Hedlin Hayden6. Exhibiting Black Women's Art in the 1980sLubaina HimidPART II. Exhibitions and Counter-Practices7. The Lessons of Sexual Politics: From the 1970s to Empire. An interview with Amelia JonesAngela Dimitrakaki8. Rethinking Inside the VisibleSue Malvern9. Art as Life, Art as Politics, Art as Political Action. An Interview with Suzanne LacyCatherine Wood10. Forgotten Relations: Feminist Artists and Relational AestheticsHelena Reckitt11. Insights from Italy: Pleasure, Plurality, and Shaping the PresentJo Anna Isaak12. Gender Check, Feminism and Curating in Eastern Europe: An Interview with Bojana PejićKatrin KivimaaPART III. Curating the Other/Curating as Other13. The ‘Woman Artist’ as Curatorial EffectAlexandra M. Kokoli14. With her Fingers on the Political Pulse: The Transnational Curating of Maud SulterDeborah Cherry15. Archiving/An-archiving Gender Difference, or the 'Silkworm Cocoon' of Feminist Curatorial Research and Practices in the BalkansSuzana Milevska16. The Problem of Equality, or Translating 'Woman' in the Age of Global ExhibitionJeannine Tang17. Curatorial Collectives and Feminist Politics in 21st-Century Europe An interview with Kuratorisk AktionAngela DimitrakakiBibliographyIndex

Angela Dimitrakaki is Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. Lara Perry is Principal Lecturer in the School of Humanities at the University of Brighton.

• 1. How to Be Seen: An Introduction to Feminist Politics, Exhibition Cultures and Curatorial TransgressionsAngela Dimitrakaki and Lara PerryPART I. Feminism in the Art Institution2. Sexual Politics: Art Style(Introduction to the 1978 Hayward Annual Exhibition Catalogue)Lucy Lippard3. A Great Time to Be A Woman? Feminism and Women’s Art at Tate ModernLara Perry4. Feminism, Participation and Matrixial Encounters: Towards a Radical, Sustainable Museum (Practice)Nancy Proctor5. A Serious Suggestion: Give Up the Goat. Art Collections and Feminist Critique in SwedenJessica Sjöholm Skrubbe and Malin Hedlin Hayden6. Exhibiting Black Women's Art in the 1980sLubaina HimidPART II. Exhibitions and Counter-Practices7. The Lessons of Sexual Politics: From the 1970s to Empire. An interview with Amelia JonesAngela Dimitrakaki8. Rethinking Inside the VisibleSue Malvern9. Art as Life, Art as Politics, Art as Political Action. An Interview with Suzanne LacyCatherine Wood10. Forgotten Relations: Feminist Artists and Relational AestheticsHelena Reckitt11. Insights from Italy: Pleasure, Plurality, and Shaping the PresentJo Anna Isaak12. Gender Check, Feminism and Curating in Eastern Europe: An Interview with Bojana PejićKatrin KivimaaPART III. Curating the Other/Curating as Other13. The ‘Woman Artist’ as Curatorial EffectAlexandra M. Kokoli14. With her Fingers on the Political Pulse: The Transnational Curating of Maud SulterDeborah Cherry15. Archiving/An-archiving Gender Difference, or the 'Silkworm Cocoon' of Feminist Curatorial Research and Practices in the BalkansSuzana Milevska16. The Problem of Equality, or Translating 'Woman' in the Age of Global ExhibitionJeannine Tang17. Curatorial Collectives and Feminist Politics in 21st-Century Europe An interview with Kuratorisk AktionAngela DimitrakakiBibliographyIndex