Art and Feminism: What to Edit

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Artists represented in the Johnson Museum of Art collection:

1. Teresa Margolles (Mexico)
2. Madge Gill (UK, self-taught) 
3. Hermine Freed (US--studied at Cornell) New edits!
4. Marie Watt (Seneca Nation, active in NW US)

African artists

1. Anawana Haloba (Zambia) No Wikipedia article Artist's website
2. Portia Zvavahera (Zimbabwe) New Wikipedia article is now in draft!
3. Agnes Nyanhongo (Zimbabwe) New edits!
4. Berry Bickle (Zimbabwe) New edits!
5. Helen Lieros (Zimbabwe) No Wikipedia article
6. Nontsikelelo Mutiti (Zimbabwe)
7. Virginia Chihota (Zimbabwe) No Wikipedia article
8. Christine Dixie (South Africa) New edits!
9. Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi (South Africa) New edits!
10. Dineo Seshee Bopape (South Africa)
11. Senzeni Marasela (South Africa)
12. Angela Ferreira (South Africa/Mozambique/Portugal) Portuguese Wikipedia article (none in English) Wikidata
13. Monica de Miranda (Angola/Portugal) New edits!
14. Mary Evans (Nigeria/UK)

Here is a list of articles that would benefit from edits and expansion during the edit-a-thon, but you are welcome to work on anything you like.

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Articles for Improvement:

1. Golnar Adili (Iranian-American multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn)
2. Cecilia Alavarez (American Chicana artist known for her oil paintings and murals)
3. Jane Alexander (South African sculptor and installation artist)
4. Davida Allen (Australian painter, film maker and writer)
5. Annie Antone (Native American Tohono O'odham basket weaver from Gila Bend, Arizona)
6. Ida Applebroog (American multi-media artist)
7. Rachel Ara (contemporary British conceptual and data artist)
8. Gina Beavers (American painter)
9. Dina Chhan (Cambodian painter and sculptor)
10. Justine Cooper (Australian artist, now living in NY)
11. Mira Dancy (American painter)
12. Berlinde De Bruyckere (Belgian artist)
13. Mary Evans (artist based in England; utilizes for subject matter both her African heritage and European upbringing)
14. Abigail Fallis (British sculptor who frequently comments on consumerism)
15. Lara Favaretto (Italian painter, sculptor and installation artist)
16. Ceal Floyer (British artist, b. Pakistan, based in Berlin)
17. Kate Gilmore (American video and performance artist, photographer, and sculptor, focused on issues of femininity and gender)
18. Patricia Gonzalez (Colombian-born American artist)
19. Patricia Goslee (Washington, DC-based American artist)
20. Anne Hardy (British photographer, installation, and sound artist)
21. Taraneh Hemami ترانه همامی (Iranian-born American artist and arts educator)
22. Ann Hirsch (American video and performance artist)
23. Claudette Johnson (British figurative artist)
24. Hayv Kahraman (Iraqi painter and sculptor)
25. Betty Nobue Kano (Japanese painter, curator and educator)
26. Hilja Keading (American video artist)
27. Bharti Kher (Indian painter, sculptor, and installation artist, often including bindi)
28. Rachel Kneebone (English sculptor)
29. Tali Lennox (British portrait painter, model, and actress)
30. Tianmiao Lin 林天苗 (Chinese installation artist and textile designer)
31. Olivia Locher (American photographer)
32. Aida Mahmudova (Azerbaijan artist and supporter of contemporary art)
33. Soraida Martinez (American painter of Puerto Rican descent known for social commentary)
34. Jesse Mockrin (American figurative painter)
35. Esmaa Mohamoud (African-Canadian sculptor and installation artist)
36. Alyssa Monks (American painter based in Brooklyn)
37. Sheila Mullen (Scottish painter)
38. Eva Navarro (Spanish figurative painter)
39. Virginia Nimarkoh (British artist and activist)
40. Aliza Nisenbaum (Mexican-born, New York-based painter, best known for paintings of immigrants)
41. Cady Noland (American postmodern conceptual sculptor and installation artist)
42. Lydia Okumura (Brazilian abstract artist)
43. Janette Parris (English narrative artist who favors comic strips or comic book-like characters)
44. Jennifer Wynne Reeves (American painter)
45. Suellen Rocca (Chicago artist and art educator)
46. Amanda Ross-Ho (Los Angeles-based multi-media artist)
47. Barbara Rossi (Chicago-based artist)
48. Lique Schoot (Dutch artist preoccupied with the self-portrait)
49. Jenny Scobel (American painter)
50. Tschabalala Self (African American artist who focuses on African American female figures)
51. Amy Sherald (Baltimore-based American realist painter who focuses on telling African-American stories)
52. Noriko Shinohara (Brooklyn-based Japanese-American multi-disciplinary artist )
53. Shoplifter (Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir) (Icelandic artist who works with synthetic and natural hair)
54. Amy Sillman (American painter, graphic artist and educator)
55. Sandy Skoglund (American installation artist and photographer)
56. Emily Mae Smith (Texas-based American narrative painter)
57. Vicki Stone (American folk artist)
58. Anita Louise Suazo (Potter of the Santa Clara Pueblo)
59. Altoon Sultan (American painter)
60. Pamela Sunstrum (South African figurative artist and designer)
61. Sarah Sze (American sculptor and installation artist)
62. Tomoko Takahashi (London-based Japanese artist)
63. Josephine Taylor (American artist known for large narrative drawing)
64. Joyce Tenneson (American photographer)
65. Zoja Trofimiuk (Australian sculptor and printmaker, b. Prague) 
66. Mym Tuma (American painter)
67. Alison Turnbull (Colombian-born British painter and sculptor)
68. Sara VanDerBeek (American photographer and still life artist)
69. Marianne Vitale (American video artist)
70. Bettina Werner (Italian-American artist who works in salt)
71. Emmi Whitehorse (Navajo painter)
72. Sue Williams (Feminist American painter)
73. Flo Oy Wong 朱令愛 (Chinese-American mixed media artist)
74. Melanie Yazzie (Navajo sculptor, painter, and printmaker)
75. Red Hong Yi (a.k.a. "Red," Malaysian-born artist and architectural designer)
76. Lisa Yuskavage (American painter based in New York)
77. Joanna Zastróżna (Polish photographer and filmmaker)
78. Sable Elyse Smith (African American interdisciplinary artist and writer)

To create:

Artists represented in the Johnson Museum of Art collection:

1. Jan Gelb (US, no WIkipedia article) New article created by an Australian editor
2. Elisabeth Masé (Swiss, no English Wikipedia article; German Wikipedia; Wikidata) Article in development

Artists represented in the Johnson Museum's Asia collections who have NO WIKIPEDIA ENTRY:

1. Ryonen Genso (her work in the HFJ online collection)
2. Zhou Hu and Zhou Xi (sisters who collaborate) (their work in the HFJ online collection)
3. Tachihara Shunsa (her work in the HFJ online collection)
4. Hung Hsien (her work in the HFJ online collection)
5. Sasaki Haruko (her work in the HFJ online collection)
6. Minjung Kim (her work in the HFJ online collection)
7. Yee I-Lann (her work in the HFJ online collection)
8. Seher Shah (her work in the HFJ online collection)
9. Fu Xiaotong (her work in the HFJ online collection)
10. Hui Chi Lee (her work in the HFJ online collection)
11. Guo Fengyi
12. Dilyara Kaipova

WikiProject Women in Red has created some excellent worklists of suggested women to work on: Architects, Art historians, Art collectors, Art critics, Artists, Illustrators, Installation artists & printmakers, Painters, Photographers, Sculptors, and more (by nationality, geography, time period, etc.)

You can also write about a work of art by a female artist, such as Suzanne Valadon's The Abandoned Doll, Mary Cassatt's The Toilette, or Frida Kahlo's Marxism Will Give Health to the Sick [in the Museo Frida Kahlo collection].

Here's a list of hundreds more suggestions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Women_in_Red/Paintings

for Wikipedia pages on contemporary women artists to create from scratch:

1. Eliza Barrios https://centerforartandthought.org/work/contributor/eliza-barrios
2. Sita Bhaumik http://www.sitabhaumik.com/about
3. Anna Bjerger https://www.artsy.net/artist/anna-bjerger
4. Laura Collins http://lauracollins.com/
5. Yasmin Diaz http://www.yasminediaz.com/about
6. Louisa Gagliardi https://www.louisagagliardi.com/
7. Heidi Hahn http://www.jackhanley.com/artists/heidi-hahn/biography
8. Jeanette Hayes https://www.culturecorps.com/jeanette-hayes
9. Jane LaFarge Hamill http://janelafargehamill.com/cv--contact
10. Alejandra Hernandez http://www.alejandrahernandez.com/portfolio/about/
11. Phaan Howng https://www.phaan.com/bio-cv
12. Jing Yuan Huang https://ocula.com/artists/huang-jingyuan/
13. Field Kallop https://www.fieldkallop.com/about
14. Caryn Koh https://www.artemisartgallery.com/dr-caryn-koh/
15. Hein Koh http://www.heinkoh.com/cv.html
16. Becky Kolsrud https://www.culturedmag.com/becky-kolsrud/
17. Jane Lee http://www.sundaramtagore.com/artists/jane-lee
18. Ellen Macomber https://ellenmacomber.com/
19. Andrea Mary Marshall https://andreamarymarshall.com/
20. Alex McQuilkin https://alexmcquilkin.com/
21. Alex Nunez http://www.alexnunez.net/
22. Katarzyna Przezwańska http://www.dawidradziszewski.com/artists/katarzyna-przezwanska/
23. Gao Rong https://teachingchineseart.blogspot.com/p/gao-rong.html
24. Rattana Salee https://thavibu.com/thailand/rattana_salee/THA3400.php
25. Sharina Shahrin https://www.huffpost.com/entry/visual-creative-sharina-shahrin-on-the-burden-women_b_58790f31e4b077a19d180d43
26. Wantanee Siripattananuntakul http://wantaneesiri.com/biography.html
27. Grace Weaver https://graceweaver.com/bio/
28. Rikki Wright https://foreverrikk.com/about

Ithacans suggest these artists (most are contemporary):