De-/Anti-/Post-colonial Feminisms in Contemporary Art and Textile Crafts

12 essays discussing De-/Anti-/Post-colonial Feminisms in contemporary art and textile craftKaty Deepwell - Inter-related and Divergent paths;Françoise Vergès - Decolonial Antiracist Feminism (Trans: Melissa Thackway); Madina Tlostanova - Decolonial AestheSis and the Post-Soviet Art; Dalida María Benfield- Other Originalities: Collective Pedagogies of Epistemic Disobedience; Sharlene Khan - Art on our Mind: South African Women: Creatives-of-Colour Talking Creatively; Ayanna Dozier - Mnemonic Aberrations: An Essay on the CounterPoetics of Black Feminist Experimental Film; Shanna Ketchum-Heap of Birds - Decolonial Theory and Spiderwoman Theater’s Missing and Murdered Women; Aarti Kawlra - The Question of Women and Craft, Pre- and Post-Independence India; Neelam Raina - Women’s Tacit, uncoded knowledge: Ownership and Value in Conflict Zones; Fatima Hussain - Recognizing Choice in the Practices of Making; Michelle Williams Gamaker - A Particular Reality (APR): Developing a Nuanced Pedagogical Methodology within Practice-Based Higher Education Courses and Leslie C. Sotomayor II - The Practice of Feminist Art Education