Interrogating the Boundaries of Women's Art:: New Work in Video by Four Women
High Performance, Winter 1989, no. 48, pp. 36-41
This article examines the changing definitions of women's art, by focusing on the video work of four San Francisco based artists, whose divergent practices underline much of the current debate about feminist art practices and attempts to engage with other non-art representational and aesthetic traditions.
ITEM 1989.002 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
How to Fuck Friends and Keep Them – Leslie Singer
Refried Broccoli – Leslie Singer
Laurie Sings Iggy – Leslie Singer
Smokie: Portrait of a Glitter Babe – Leslie Singer
My Life as a Godard Film by Whitney Houston – Leslie Singer
Priscilla Presley's Bathroom – Leslie Singer
Hot Dog Fat – Leslie Singer
Hot Rox – Leslie Singer
The Madonna Series – Leslie Singer
The Sigmund Freud Story – Azian Nurudin
Nancy's Nightmare – Azian Nurudin
Self-Immolation as an Anachronism – Azian Nurudin
Head Hunters of Borneo – Azian Nurudin
Automobile Clean-up Expediency – Azian Nurudin
Bitter Staarke – Azian Nurudin
Grapefruit – Cecilia Dougherty
Gay Tape: Butch and Femme – Cecilia Dougherty
Sick – Cecilia Dougherty
Claudia – Cecilia Dougherty
Kathy – Cecilia Dougherty
All Orientals Look the Same – Valerie Soe
New Year, Parts I & II – Valerie Soe
Scratch Video – Valerie Soe