The sixties and seventies were the years of the civil rights movements, student demonstrations and the second feminist wave. These are the years in which Feminist Art emerged, a complex and fundamental movement for understanding the history of contemporary art. Through the words and inner monologues of Judy Chicago, Faith Ringgold, Ana Mendieta and the Guerrilla Girls, this graphic biography tells how women changed art forever. "Feminist art is not a style or a movement, but a value system, a revolutionary strategy, a way of life". LUCY R. LIPPARD "Feminist art is not art made by women, it is not a movement characterised by certain technical choices or by adopting innovative forms, it is rather an artistic and political movement in which the artists are activists claiming women's rights and using art as a tool of struggle."

Publisher: Liana