Feminist interrogations and creative teaching in art galleries and museums

Description

This symposium paper features contemporary feminist pedagogical and research practices designed for art galleries and museums by four feminist adult educators. Our work responds to the question: What do art galleries and museums show and tell us about women and gender identity and how does it matter? Specifically, we illustrate variations of the Feminist Museum Hack, a methodological, analytical, pedagogical and interventionist strategy being collectively created to unearth systems of meaning, such as patriarchy, that hide in plain sight in exhibitions and artworks to mobilise and shape our understandings of women’s lives and contributions to society. Our presentation will focus on our use of the Hack within three different contexts: fashion exhibitions, textile and military museums, and public art galleries.

Period	28 May 2018
Event title	37th Canadian Association for the Study of Adult Education Annual Conference
Event type	Conference
Conference number	37
Location	Regina, Canada, SaskatchewanShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International