The Problem of Feminism in Female Art

The feminist's problem in feminist art reminds me of the great artists of the world reminiscent of familiar images such as Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, Vincent van Gogh's starry sky, Pablo Picasso's tragedy. Of course there are more: Monet, Moya, Warhol, Rembrandt, Kandinsky. However, in a short-term study of art it is quickly surprising that women are an important absence for artist's prediction - not only in our ancient past but even today, the brave coed In participating efforts. Question "Why is not there a wonderful female artist?" Since 1970's, historian Linda Norcrin has published a book of the same name.

Still, the problem of "feminism" is that as a political and social movement, it is based on exclusive practice. Feminism has historically rejected colored women, women identified as transgender, poor women, or women who do not meet the norms of respect, or "real women". Surprisingly, some Caucasian feminists are racists and insist on Caucasian supremacy. This is not to mislead feminism, exercise, or feminism, but gender should not preliminarily determine the future ideological belief of a person. This is to point out the importance of adopting and nurturing crossover in understanding our daily life. Yes, there is a problem with feminism, how do you learn from it, contact it, recognize that defect and build it?

I have many problems with Asian feminism. Because the goal of white feminism is to ignore white men completely and to legitimize perfectly, which is meaningful as to how their patriarchal system functions. But for Asian women, we have to understand the Asian men's experience ... If we use even white feminism as a framework, the situation of our "charm" It is perfectly related to the situation of Asian men in this country. Partly, then in Asian feminism this situation is completely ignored

Asian feminism is quite different from other women's social movements. It is very different from mainstream white feminism and black feminism. We are usually mixed with Caucasian female movements, we are not considered Latin women or black women. Our cultural influence is different from Caucasian course Of course our feminism must also be quite different. Unlike blacks, Latin Americans, white women, Asian women are more privileged than American men, so we are in a unique position. The problem is that no one seems to agree with this, especially the Asian person himself.