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	GLOBAL FEMINISMS Photographs by Paul Laster

Artists and curators at the opening of "Global Feminisms"
at the Brooklyn Museum on Mar. 22, 2007


	Filipino video artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen		Palestinian video artist Emily Jacir		Russian video artist Julia Loktev		Kenya-born New York artist Wangechi Mutu with her painting installation


		German artist Melanie Manchot with her photograph		"Global Feminisms" curators Maura Reilly and Linda Nochlin		French artist Beatrice Cussol with her drawing


	Japanese photographer Tomoko Sawada with her work		Chicago artist Mequitta Ahuja with her painting		Chinese installation artist Lin Tianmiao with her photo self-portrait		New Zealand artist Lisa Reihana with her photograph


		Mexico City artist Teresa Margolles with her sculpture		Spanish video collaborators Ana Carceller and Helena Cabello		Bangkok-born New York artist Skowmon Hastanan with her lightbox installation


	Costa Rican artist Priscilla Monge with her room installation		Hong Kong-born Australian artist Kate Beynon with one of her paintings		German video artist Julika Rudelius		Bulgarian video artist Boryana Rossa


		Bombay-based Indian artist Tejal Shah with her video		Italian performance artist Sissi in her installation		German photographer Claudia Reinhardt with one of her works


	French video artist Zineb Sedira		Indonesian artist Arahmaiani with her installation		L.A. photographer Cass Bird with one of her works		Vancouver-based Anishinabekwe artist Rebecca Belmore with her video installation


	Washington, D.C.-based artist Mary Coble with her video		Swiss artist Emmanuelle Antille with her video		Congo-born French-based photographer Michele Magema with one of her works		Stockholm-based video artist Maria Friberg

Paul Laster is the editor of Artkrush and a regular contributor to Artnet Magazine