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| - Alchuk, Anna
- Andrejković, Branislava
- András, Edit
- Badovinac, Zdenka
- Berecz, Ágnes
- Bredikhina, Lyudmila
- Dimitrijević, Branislav
- Franus, Ewa
- Grežová, Jana
- Ilić, Nataša
- Khachatryan, Eva
- Kivimaa, Katrin
- Kowalczyk, Izabela
- Krasniqi, Vjollca
- Kreivyté, Laima
- Kršić, Dejan
- Leszkowicz, Paweł
- Milevska, Suzana
- Minić, Danica
- Niţiş, Olivia
- Osmanis, Aleksis
- Pachmanová, Martina
- Pejić, Bojana
- Piotrowski, Piotr
- Rusinová, Zora
- Sachs, Angeli
- Sklevicky, Lydia
- Sokolová, Věra
- Šteimane, Inga
- Vassileva, Maria
- Vodrážka, Mirek
Gender Check: A Reader : Art and Theory in Eastern Europe. / editorka Pejić, Bojana; aut. Alchuk, Anna, aut. Andrejković, Branislava, aut. András, Edit, aut. Badovinac, Zdenka, aut. Berecz, Ágnes, aut. Bredikhina, Lyudmila, aut. Dimitrijević, Branislav, aut. Franus, Ewa, aut. Grežová, Jana, aut. Ilić, Nataša, aut. Khachatryan, Eva, aut. Kivimaa, Katrin, aut. Kowalczyk, Izabela, aut. Krasniqi, Vjollca, aut. Kreivyté, Laima, aut. Kršić, Dejan, aut. Leszkowicz, Paweł, aut. Milevska, Suzana, aut. Minić, Danica, aut. Niţiş, Olivia, aut. Osmanis, Aleksis, aut. Pachmanová, Martina, aut. Pejić, Bojana, aut. Piotrowski, Piotr, aut. Rusinová, Zora, aut. Sachs, Angeli, aut. Sklevicky, Lydia, aut. Sokolová, Věra, aut. Šteimane, Inga, aut. Vassileva, Maria, aut. Vodrážka, Mirek. - 1. vydanie - Köln : Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König , 2010. - 415 s. + Gender Check : Feminity and Masculinity in the Art of Eastern Europe (CD)
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ISBN 978-3-86560-883-3
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CONTENTS
Preface (Christine Böhler and Rainer Fuchs)
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Eppur si muove! (Bojana Pejić)
In? Out? In Between? : Some Notes on the Invisibility of a Nascent Eastern European Feminist and Gender Discourse in Contemporary Art Theory (2009) (Martina Pachmanová)
I. READING THE SOCIALIST ICONSPHERE
The New New Year: Or, How a Tradition Was Tempered (1988) (Lydia Sklevicky)
Frankenstein´s Bride: The Contradictions of Gender and a Particular Polish Socialist- Realist Painting (1996) (Ewa Franus)
From Outstanding Workers to Sirens: Representations of Women in German Democratic Republic Painting (1995) (Angeli Sachs)
The Morning After: Plavi Radion, Abstract Art, and Bananas (2002) (Bojana Pejić)
II GENDERING MODERNISM
A Painful Farewell to Modernism: Difficulties in the Period Transition (1997) (Edit András)
Male Artist´s Body: National Identity vs. Identity Politics (1998) (Piotr Piotrowski)
Three Secrets of Běla Kolářová (1999) (Martina Pachmanová)
The Totalitarian Period and Latent Feminism (2003) (Zora Rusínová)
Pictures of Women: Sanja Iveković (2007) (Nataša Ilić and Dejan Kršić)
Crossing the Boundaries: In the labyrinths of Identity (2002) (Aleksis Osmanis)
III. POLITICS OF REPRESENTATION AFTER THE WALL
Before the Great Exodus: The Roots of Czech Antifeminism (1993) (Mirek Vodrážka)
Gender Minefield: The Heritage of Past (1999) (Edit András)
Where Are the Women Artists? An Attempt to Explain the Disappearance of A Generation of East German Women Artists (2003)(Hildtrud Ebert)
Present Histories and Missing Voices (2003)(Zdenka Badovinac)
The Eighth of March: Women´s Dialogue (2005) (Eva Khachatryan)
IV. DEMOCRACY AND ITS DISCONTENTS
Visualizing the Mythical Polish Mother (2007) (Izabela Kowaczyk)
An Alternative to Cynism (1998) (Inga Šteimane)
The Tactics and Strategy of Resisting Masculine Culture: A Long- Term Artistic Project (2006) (Anna Alchuk)
The Body, Ideology, Masculinity, and Some Blind Spots in Post- Communism (1999) (Branislav Dmitrijević and Branislava Andjelković)
National Secret: Gay Art in Poland (2009) (Paweł Leszkowicz)
Voluntary Invisibility? Visual Arts and Lesbian Identity (2005) (Věra Sokolová)
Imagery, Gender, and Power: The Politics of Representation in Post- War Kosova (2007) (Vjollca Krasniqi)
V. SITUATED KNOWLEDGE AND FEMINIST PRACTICES
Eventfulness: Family Archives and Events/Folds/Veils (2006) (Suzana Milevska)
Relevance of Gender: Feminist and Other Practices in Contemporary Estonian Art (2001) (Katrin Kivimaa)
Creatures of the Feminine: On the Specifics of Feminine Identity in Russia (2002) (Lyudmila Bredikhina)
Art and the Question of Gender in Slovak Art (2001) (Jana Grežová)
Where There Is a Woman, There Is No Silence (1999) (Maria Vassileva)
"Post- Feminist" Pleasures in Contemporary Lithuanian Art (2003) (Laima Kreivyté)
Between Women: Women Artists and Feminist Discourses in Hungary in the 1990s (2003) (Ágnes Berecz)
Gender- Related Art From Serbia (2004) (Danca Minić)
Material Histories: Feminism and Feminist Art in Post- Revolutionary Romania (2009) (Olivia Niţiş)
Selected Biblography
Contributors
Index
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