The New York Feminist Art Institute, established in 1979, was a pioneering institution dedicated to providing women with artistic training and fostering the creation of empowering artwork. With a curriculum rooted in consciousness raising and feminist philosophy, the institute aimed to cultivate self-awareness within a social and political context, encouraging women to use their personal experiences to create radiant art both individually and collectively. As part of the Miriam Schapiro Archives on Women Artists at Rutgers University Libraries, the New York Feminist Art Institute's archives offer a valuable resource for those interested in exploring the history and impact of feminist art. The institute's mission, spanning from 1979 to 1990, focused on creating an inclusive environment for women to develop their artistic skills and foster a sense of group identity, ultimately contributing to the advancement of feminist art practices.Generated from the website

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