Marsha Meskimmon Boeken

Focusing on the intersection of visual arts and transnational feminist thought, this book delves into how art serves as a powerful tool for activism and social change. It examines the role of visual culture in shaping feminist perspectives across borders, highlighting the importance of artistic expression in advocating for gender equality and social justice. Through various case studies, the text reveals the transformative potential of art in fostering global feminist movements.

The second installment of the trilogy explores the intersection of decolonization, ecocriticism, and feminist art histories. It argues that these perspectives can challenge and dismantle the anthropocentric legacies rooted in Eurocentric universalism. By doing so, the book aims to foster transformative dialogues that encompass both human and non-human experiences, encouraging a deeper understanding of interconnected worlds.