Homeschooling Resources This feminist investigation deals with separatism in art. In maintaining that women should keep away from moments of masculine celebration, specifically in the art world, the protagonists renew Carla Lonzi’s 1970s feminist discourse, giving it more contemporary impulsion.
Since the artworks that are viewed represent naked women, made by men, the feminist indictment is visually expressed: the difference between man and woman must be affirmed, and feminist liberation begins by self-affirmation as women. Indeed, the occupation of public space by sculptures of naked women made by men is an affront to these adolescent women on the cusp of exploring the city, of their curiosity about the public domain, of their “coming out” as feminists.
Let's spit on Hegel, Carla-Lonzi