Feminism. Art. Capitalism.

Angela Dimitrakaki is Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. She directs the MSc Modern and Contemporary Art and leads The Global Contemporary Research Group to enhance research provision on subjects of relevance to the proposed book. She is the author of Gender, ArtWork and the Global Imperative (MUP 2013) and Art and Globalisation (in Greek, Hestia 2013) and is co-editor of three edited collections. She is also an award-winning novelist, writing in her native Greek.

• Introduction1. Feminism Against Capitalism2. Feminism and Ideology3. Feminism in the Contradictions of the Capitalist Art Field4. The Long Modern I: Notes on the Contemporary5. The Long Modern II: Feminist Art Theory, the Contemporary, and the Disaffirmation of Capitalism6. The Technology Question: Feminism, Art, and the Future of SubsumptionPostscript: Notes on Feminism and (Art) History in the Making

'At this moment of real and perceived impasses, techno-anxieties, and collective exhaustion, Dimitrakaki offers an unflinching and salutary critique of feminist art history and theory and their role in the concealment of labour in the work of art'