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Art & Feminism edit-a-thon sign in the Art Institute in Chicago Date: Saturday, February 1, 2014, 12noon - 5pm (CST). Can’t be there the whole time? No problem. Join us for as little or as long as you like.Venue: Flaxman Library, School of the Art Institute of Chicago , 37 S Wabash Ave, 6th floor, Chicago, ILCost: FreeParticipants: The event is open to anyone who wishes to attend. No Wikipedia editing experience necessary; as needed throughout the event, tutoring will be provided for Wikipedia newcomers. Female editors are particularly encouraged to attend.RSVP by signing your username below! If you are unfamiliar with Wikipedia, you might try this training module which will help explain a lot of things, including how to add your signature.What to Bring: Attendees should bring their own laptops & power cords; a photo ID is needed for a visitor's badge to gain access to the library.Twitter Hashtag: #ArtAndFeminism
Here are a few names of women who worked in Chicago for inspiration:
Perry, Maeble Claire (b1902)Gere, Nellie Huntington (1859-1949)Gorska, Dorothea M. (active 1900)Spero, Nancy (1926-2009)Rosse, Maryvonne (b1917)O'Keeffe, Georgia (1887-1986)Mitchell, Joan (1925-1992)Anderson, Anne (active 1810)Cameron, Mary Gelon (active 1880)Pougialis, Constantine (b1894)Reid, Mary M. (active 1900)Malagrino, Silvia (b1950)Applebroog, Ida (b1929)Letinsky, Laura L. (b1962)Ahuja, Mequitta (b1976)Pobre, Marie Bertucci, Lina (b1955)Sullivan, Catherine (b1968)Errell, Lotte (1903-1991)Zeisler, Claire (b1903)Duckworth, Ruth (1919-2009)Carl, Malla (b1926)Hall Gurley, Leonora (1831-1903)
Art & feminism Wikipedia edit-a-thon editors in Chicago Art & feminism Wikipedia edit-a-thon editors in Chicago
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Atlanta Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Chicago College Park, Maryland Columbus, Ohio Gainesville, Florida Ithaca, New York Kitchener-Waterloo London Madison, Wisconsin Minneapolis Montreal New Haven, Connecticut New York City Philadelphia Pomona, California Portland, Oregon (March)Portland, Oregon (April)Purchase, New York San Francisco (March 10)San Francisco (March 25)Santa Fe, New Mexico Saskatoon St. Louis Toronto Vancouver Washington, D.C. (March 11)Washington, D.C. (March 25)Online
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Amherst, Massachusetts Athens, Georgia Atlanta (February)Atlanta (March)Atlanta (April)Auckland
Austin, Texas Banff Bangkok Bennington, Vermont Berlin Bloomington, Indiana Boston (March 5)Boston (March 6)Boulder, Colorado Bozeman, Montana Brooklyn (March 4)Brooklyn (March 5)Brooklyn (March 6)Brussels (Just for the Record)Cairo Canton, New York Cape Town Carbondale, Illinois Champaign, Illinois Chapel Hill, North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina Charlottesville, Virginia Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia, South Carolina Columbus, Ohio Darien, Connecticut Detroit Edinburgh (March 5)Edinburgh (March 8)Eindhoven El Paso Eugene, Oregon Gainesville, Florida Ghana Glasgow Hong Kong Houston Irvine, California Ithaca, New York Las Vegas Lawrence, Kansas Leeds Lewisburg, Pennsylvania London (March 5, Institute of Contemporary Arts)London (March 5, Tate Gallery)London (March 8)London (March 12)Los Angeles (March 4)Los Angeles (March 5)Los Angeles (March 6)Louisville Machynlleth Madison, Wisconsin Merced, California Mexico City Minneapolis Montreal (March 5)Montreal (March 8)Montreal (March 12)Montreal (September)Narrowsburg, New York Nashville, Tennessee New Haven, Connecticut New Orleans New Paltz, New York New York City (February 1, Train the Trainers)New York City (February 16, Train the Trainers)New York City (March)Newcastle upon Tyne (February)Training Session Newcastle upon Tyne (March)Northampton, Massachusetts Ottawa Oxford Oxford, Georgia Peterborough, Ontario Philadelphia (February)Philadelphia (March 4, Temple University)Philadelphia (March 4, University of the Arts)Philadelphia (March 5)Pittsburgh (February)Pittsburgh (March)Portland, Oregon Providence, Rhode Island Pune Purchase, New York Regina, Saskatchewan Rochester, Minnesota Rockland, Maine San Diego San Francisco (March 4)San Francisco (March 5)San Luis Obispo, California Santa Barbara, California Santa Fe Saskatoon Savannah, Georgia Scranton, Pennsylvania St. Louis Storrs, Connecticut St. Petersburg, Florida Tempe, Arizona Toronto (January)Toronto (March)Toronto (May)Tunis Tucson University Park, Pennsylvania Waltham, Massachusetts Washington, D.C. Whittier, California Winnipeg Vancouver
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Amsterdam Amsterdam (Lloyd Hotel)Athens, Georgia Austin, Texas Banff, Alberta Berkeley, California Berlin Bern Bloomington, Indiana Boston Brooklyn Brussels Chicago Cleveland Copenhagen Denver Dundee Durham, North Carolina Ellensburg, Washington Florence Fresno, California Halifax, Nova Scotia Houston Irvine, California Kansas City, Missouri Lausanne Lawrence, Kansas Lexington, Kentucky Los Angeles Lower Hutt Lugano Madison, Wisconsin Melbourne Minneapolis (March 8)Minneapolis (March 22)Minneapolis (May 9)Minneapolis (September 12)Minneapolis (October 24)Montreal Morgantown, West Virginia Moscow New Orleans New Paltz, New York New York City (February)New York City (March 7)New York City (March 8)New York City (June 13)Newcastle upon Tyne Notre Dame, Indiana Oakland, California Oberlin, Ohio Paris Peterborough, Ontario Philadelphia Pomona, California Portland, Oregon Providence, Rhode Island Rochester, New York San Diego San Francisco (March 6)San Francisco (March 7)Santa Barbara Saskatoon Seattle State College, Pennsylvania Sweet Briar, Virginia Sydney Toronto (March)Toronto (May)Toronto (September 16)Toronto (September 23)Vancouver Wakefield Washington, D.C. Westchester County, New York Whittier, California Williamsburg, Virginia Winnipeg Winter Park, Florida Worcester, Massachusetts Online: Project Continua
