Feminist art movements

Feminist art movements emerged in the 20th century as a response to gender inequality in the art world and society. They aim to challenge traditional representations of women, highlight women’s experiences, and promote gender equality. Artists often use their work to address issues like sexism, body politics, and social norms. Notable movements include Guerrilla Girls, who confront discrimination, and the use of the female body as a form of expression. Overall, feminist art seeks to empower women, question stereotypes, and expand the scope of artistic narratives to be more inclusive.