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Explores feminist topics through the manipulation and recontextualization of textual material

Involves the strategic use of appropriation and collage techniques

Emphasizes traditional 'craft' types of artistic practices

Draws upon imagery from popular culture to critique and redefine gender norms

Uses humor and irony to critique traditional ideas of femininity

Employs geographical information and mapping to raise awareness of social issues

Pioneered in the late 1960s to early 1970s

Arises in the 1980s as a response to the lack of women's representation in galleries and museums

Combines aspects of third-wave feminism with digital media and internet culture

Focuses on themes of the domestic sphere and traditional women's roles

Inspired by second-wave feminism, focused on themes of oppression and liberation

Focused on the depiction of the female body

Focus on intersectional identities and highlights the experience of women of color

Prominent in the 1970's health movement, focused on autonomy and knowledge

Uses video as a medium to challenge mainstream narratives and the portrayal of women

Rooted in the traditions of Dada and aimed to subvert established conventions

Characterized by a focus on the personal as political

Evokes the female form through abstract shapes and symbolism

Challenges the representation and role of women in historical artworks