Discover the powerful voices reshaping Korean culture with the first comprehensive study of feminist art from Korea and its diaspora. Curated by renowned scholar Dr. Kim Hong-hee, this vibrant volume spotlights 42 trailblazing artists - from Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Lee Bul to Haegue Yang and rising stars - whose work challenges gender norms, queer politics, and societal hierarchies.

Spanning painting, sculpture, film, and performance, these works confront oppression with radical beauty. Featuring 260+ stunning images and a closing essay by poet Kim Hyesoon, this book is both a visual feast and a manifesto for equality.