‘Conversations on Art, Artworks, and Feminism’ is an important contribution to the literature on feminist art practices and curatorial strategies, offering deep insights into the ways art, memory, and activism intersect. Edited by feminist art critic and scholar Katy Deepwell, the book brings together conversations she had with inspiring artists and curators, published between 1996 and 2017. It is divided into four sections: interviews, artists’ discussions of individual works, feminist curating, and concepts of feminism and the founding of women’s art organisations. Included are conversations with Mona Hatoum, Karen Finley, Zineb Sedira, Marina Abramović, Pélagie Gbaguidi, and others.