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- Notes to Continue Thinking about Feminist Artivism in Mexico
- From Rio de la Plata to the Extreme West: Feminist Historiographies of Art and Artistic Activism in Argentina and Chile
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- Latin American Women Artists: Subsidiary Human Beings? The Latin American Women Artists, 1915–1995 case
- Feminist Museology Applied to the Leipzig Museum of Arts (The MdbK)
- 1975 – International Women’s Year and the Exhibitions Organised on this Occasion in Warsaw: A Case Study on State Feminism and Art Through a Revisionist Lens
- Beyond the Paradigm of Post-1989 Feminist Art History: Researching All-women Exhibitions in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Croatia/Yugoslavia (1945–1989)
- “Ikonotheka” 33 (2024) – Introduction
- “The cognate ideas appeared simultaneously in different environments, and we cannot always speak of one-way influences”: An Interview with Stanislava Barać
- Rosana Paulino. Amefricana: Exhibition at the Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires (MALBA)
