‘…the volume as a whole makes a compelling case for more queer feminist art histories…the essays and dialogues range over twentieth-century and contemporary art and curatorial practice as well as theory, enacting a vibrant debate over queer feminism—its possibilities, challenges, and place in the visual arts and the academy.’
Alison Syme, CAA Reviews

Introduction: Sexual differences and otherwise – Amelia Jones
1 Queer theory and feminist art history: an imperfect genealogy – Amelia Jones and Erin Silver
2 Just friends: on the making of Pop Out: Queer Warhol – Jennifer Doyle
3 Our maiden aunt, lesbianism, or the limits of queer: a dialogue with Erin Silver and Amelia Jones – Jonathan D. Katz
4 Improper objects: performing queer/feminist art/history – Tirza True Latimer
5 Queerly made: Harmony Hammond’s Floorpieces – Julia Bryan-Wilson
6 Ink on paper, again – Catherine Lord
7 On the site of her own exclusion: strategising queer feminist art history – Dore Bowen
8 Dyke talk, or ‘political lesbianism’ and queer feminist art (history): Amelia Jones in dialogue with Cheri Gaulke, A.L. Steiner and Terry Wolverton
9 Notes from backstage: a dialogue among Pauline Boudry, Renate Lorenz and Jon Davies
10 The male nude as a queer feminist iconography in contemporary Polish art – Pawel Leszkowicz
11 Is identity a method? A study of queer feminist praxis – Nizan Shaked
12 Are we still trespassing? A trans-Atlantic conversation between Emily Roysdon and Xabier Arakistain
13 And the altar started to moan and groan!: transfeminist artistic practices in Spain, a taxonomy – Juan Vicente Aliaga
14 Thinking archivally: curating WOMEN?? – Alpesh Kantilal Patel
15 Striking reverberations: beating back the unfinished history of the colonial aesthetic with Jeannette Ehlers’s Whip it Good – Mathias Danbolt
16 Triple threat: queer feminist of colour performance art – Jennifer Gonzalez and Tina Takemoto
17 Beyond the binary: the gender neutral in JJ Levine's Queer Portraits – Jackson Davidow
18 Trans*feminism: fragmenting and re-reading the history of art through a trans* perspective – Jennie Klein and Kris Grey
19 ‘What have you done for me lately?’: the institutionalisation of queer feminist art histories – Lisa Newman in dialogue with Vaginal Davis and Del LaGrace Volcano
20 Transition pieces: the photography of Del LaGrace Volcano – Dominic Johnson
21 Not at the beginning and not at the end: a conversation among Deirdre Logue, Allyson Mitchell and Helena Reckitt
Epilogue: Out of the boxes and into the streets: translating queer and feminist activism into queer feminist art history – Erin Silver
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