On starting another conversation about comparative feminism

Feminism is one of the most important social terms in the contemporary world. Not only because half of the world’s population is feminine. Feminism, alongside globalization, population migration, and technological advancement, is one of the major factors changing the existing social order and influencing our understanding of what it is to – to be a human.

17 artists, both international and domestic, will explore the nature of comparative feminism, the existence of differing perceptions and trajectories of feminist identification that coexist as a result of a world that is globally connected, yet widely disparate regarding other influential factors, such as social mobility and economic development.