Sentence examples for feminist performance from inspiring English sources

(She is canny enough to know that being described as a "feminist performance artist", even though she is a feminist performer, "would be the death of it").

The photoshoot comes after her flashy and "feminist" performance at the VMAs last weekend, where she performed Bow Down Bitches while grinding on a pole.

But now comes that difficult second hour and the obvious question: how do you follow up a show so challenging – or, as Truscott puts it: "Can she do it with her pants on?" It's a question she's subverting in One-Trick Pony!, along with the labelling of her as a "feminist performance artist", which is how she found herself described when performing Asking for It.

Feminist performance art will be the focus for this semester.

A pioneer of feminist performance art, she was often compared to Cindy Sherman.

"I really do want this show to be seen as stand-up and not feminist performance art," she says.

The band is headlining tonight's benefit show for Pussy Riot, the Russian feminist performance-art group whose members were recently sentenced to two years in a penal colony for "hooliganism" after reading a "punk prayer" inside a Russian Orthodox church.

"Summer Interior" fascinates one of the artists who rent the upstairs bedrooms as studios: Karen Finley, she of the naked and, for example, chocolate-smeared feminist performances.

May 10 2013 January 6 201414 The works on view range from postwar experiments with darkroom processes, to feminist performances conceived for the camera in the nineteen-seventies, to images related to labor and globalization in the eighties and nineties.

In this performance, Natacha had Spaghetti-O's coming out of her vagina, an element that, she explained, was originally intended as a critique of capitalist consumption and a rehashing of historical feminist performances.

Lynda Hart, one of the authors of Acting Out: Feminist Performances, felt that the video "alternated between two competing representations of Madonna... Charging coercion, both sides make the video as an invitation to a certain way of life, in the process denying it the stylistic invocation of a rhetoric of self-authorization".