nWith extraordinary scope and ambition, this book maps the terrain on which contemporary feminist art discourse is being shaped. Conceptually bold and politically incisive, it is a landmark contribution to a twenty-first-century social history of art Dave Beech, author of Art and Labourn nAn intellectual tour-de-force Griselda Pollock, Professor Emerita, University of Leeds n nOffers essential tools to disentangle feminist artistic practices from capitalisms capture. A much-needed analysis of feminisms transformative potential, in and beyond art - Giovanna Zapperi, Professor, University of Geneva n nFeminism. Art. Capitalism. calls for a revolutionary rethinking of the feminist struggle and its relation to art. n n Championing Marxist feminism and focusing on the layers of capitalist hegemony, the book considers the exploitation of enthusiasm in arts promise of a self-determined subject, the ideological capture of feminism, modernitys attachment to technology (and its magic), the historical context and impact of postmodernism, and the question of class and social reproduction. n n Provocative and uncompromising, Feminism. Art. Capitalism. offers an indispensable guide for art history, theory, and practice - inviting readers to confront what claiming art and feminism as sites of resistance actually entails. n nAngela Dimitrakaki is Professor of Contemporary Art History and Theory at the University of Edinburgh. She is the author of Gender, ArtWork and the Global Imperative and co-editor of ECONOMY: Art, Production and the Subject in the 21st Century, among other scholarly works. She is also an essayist and award-winning fiction writer in her native Greek. n