Links Last Updated : March 2004
A list of women’s visual arts organisations, addresses and a brief
description of their activities, where known.
To offer information to update, add to or correct this list, please
contact k.deepwell@ukonline.co.uk
Archiv des Vereins der Berliner Kunstlerinnen, Berlinische
Galerie, Landesmuseum fur Moderne Kunst Photographie und Architecture,
Martin-Gropius-Bau, Stresemannstrasse 110, D-10963, Berlin, Germany
Tel. (00 49) 30 25466
Extensive archives of documentation, photography and press clippings on
women artists from Berlin in the last 150 years, arising from the Berlin
Women Artists Association (Verein der Berliner Kunstlerinnen) and the
exhibition research for Profession Ohne Tradition
(Martin-Gropius-Bau, 1992). Access by prior appointment only: in the
process of being relocated as Martin Gropius-Bau is redeveloped.
Asia Women and Art Collective (AWAC Network) c/o Hidane Kobo,
4-16-2 Sakuragaoka, Setagay-ku, Tokyo, Japan 156.
Founded in 1994, this group have organised seminars in Japan and the
publication Visions, a newsletter in Japanese and a one-off
edition in english, Visions International (March 1996) to promote
feminist perspectives in Japan.
Association of Austrian Women Artists – VBKO, see VBKO below.
Axis, bureau voor de kunsten v/m Oudezijds Watertorenplein 2A, 1051
PA Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Tel. +31 (0)20 4274525 Fax +31 (0)20 42745
25 Contact: Marieke Istha PR, Email: axis@axisvm.nl
Website: http://www.axisvm.nl
Axis, Foundation for Gender and the Arts, was founded in 1997. Axis
initiates and organizes projects such as exhibitions, film and video
programmes, symposia and lectures in the area of the visual arts
(including new media), performing arts, literature, music and mass media.
The introduction of the term "gender," which relates the
definition of the sexes to their changing context, and of the concepts "transgender"
and "queer," broader interpretations of "gay" and "lesbian,"
marks the new range of visions on sexual identity. In its programming,
Axis focuses on the interchange between the development of these theories
and art practice, and seeks to show the influence of unconventional views
about sexual identity in art. Special focuses of attention are visions of
the future (a theme that was raised by the Avatar event, in response to
developments in digital culture), commentary on the mass media (discussed
in the "F/M on TV" debates on the basis of the rise of the woman
detective), and intercultural interactions (on gender and the visual arts
in a worldwide perspective, brought together in the web project "Changing
Images").
Bildwechsel/Kunstlerinnenarchiv Hamburg. Kirchenallee 25 D-20099
Hamburg, Germany. Tel: +49 (0)40 24 63 84. Fax: +49 (0)40 24 68 56.
Email: bildwechsel@w4w.net ;
info@bildwechsel.org
This extensive and valuable archive now also houses material from the Frauenkulturhaus Frankfurt which no longer exists. For more about Bildwechsel and their cultural programmes look at their web-pages http://www.bildwechsel.org
Cinenova 113 Roman Road,London E2 OQN Tel. +44 (0)208 981 6828
Fax: +44 (0)208 983 4441 Email: admin@cinenova.demon.co.uk
Cinenova is Britain's only women's film and distribution agency, a
non-profit company, founded in 1991. Films & Videos directed by women
can be hired from them under license in VHS and U-matic formats. They
publish a catalogue of the films in stock. The collection is UK centred
with selected works from US,Australia,Nethelands and elsewhere also
available.
City of Women, Slovenia City of Women, Slovenia. Ursula
Cetinski/Koen Van Daele, City of Women, New Address : Association
for the Promotion of Women in Culture - City of Women, Kersnikova 4, 1000
Ljubljana, Slovenia tel: +386.1.438.15.80 fax: +386.1.438.15.85
Email: info@cityofwomen-a.si
The Association for the Promotion of Women in Culture - CITY OF WOMEN -
has held an annual international festival since 1995. Their internet site
is : City of Women
Please refer to website for information on the festivals of City of Women
from 2001-2005 (7th-10th Festivals).
6th International Festival of Contemporary Arts, Ljubljana, Oct 4 - 14, 2000 included:- Photography exhibition: Manja Zore (Slovenia, USA); Lesbian ConneXion/s: International photo-exhibition; Comics exhibition Passages; video installation NoHome Videos; Film and video marathon of Slovene female directors - documentaries, shorts, animation, video-art and TV drama; Louise Brooks' silent films Prix de Beauté, Tagebuch einer Verlorener; concerts by Savina Yannatou & Primavera en Salonico (Greece), Songs of the Mediterranean, Shelley Hirsch (USA), Hoahio (Japan), and Helena Klakocar (Croatia, Netherlands); Les Reines Prochaines (Switzerland) - music performance Here Comes The Mammoth; Vagina Monologues - a play by American writer Eve Ensler, read by Elina Löwensohn; Marie Thérese Escribano - (Spain, Austria) The 'Twenties in Austria, or Away with Corsets' - music, cabaret; Miranda July (ZDA) presentation of the video project Big Miss Moviola; lecture by Maggie Humm (Great Britain)‘Virginia Woolf's Family Pictures’; Vera Mantero (Portugal), three dance Solos; Suzana Koncut (Slovenija), dance premiere; Charlotte Vanden Eynde & Ugo Dehaes (Belgium), dance solo and duet.
1999 City of Women festival (13-20 October) included lectures by: Rosi Braidotti and Martha Wilson, Exhibitions of Sadie Lee's paintings and Lesbian Connexions; with a one-day photography workshop on The Lesbian Image; films by Sonia Savic; concerts by Annie Gosfield, Meira Asher; screenings of Cindy Sherman's film Office Killer; Noemie Lvovsky's films Petites, La Vie ne me Fait pas peur; Oublie-Moi. A new Slovenian audio-visual Installation Who is Afraid of Witches?; Conferences: Feminism/S for Beginners and 600 Years of feminism: Christine de Pizan and the present day. Dance: Nina Mesko, Valentina Cabro, Suraya Hilal.
1998 City of Women's International Festival of Contemporary Arts in
Ljubliana and included performances by the Scottish drummers 'SheBoom';
Wendy Houston's play, 'Haunted,Daunted and Flaunted'; a special
programme of talks about and music by Hildegard van Bingen; multi-media
performance Zeena Parkins and Janene Higgins; Film programme organised by
Films de Femmes; performances at the opening by Marina Abramovic 'Artist
Body-Public Body'.
City of Women's 1997 Festival in Ljubljana took place from 17-24 October
1997. Programme includes exhibition of Shirin Neshat, programmes of
Slovenian videos & films, dance by Maja Delak, Lenka Flory, Meg
Stuart/Gary Hill & concert by Dansever (Macedonia), discussions and
debates on the situation of European women artists, Slovenian premieres of
'I Shot Andy Warhol' (Mary Harron's film of Valerie Solanas) & 'Do You
Remember Revolution' (Loredana Bianconi's documentary of women in the
armed struggle in Italy in the 1970's).
Cyber-Femin-Club, Puskinskaja Street 10, St Petersburg,
Russia.191040.
Tel.+7-812-164-52-58 Fax +7-812-164-52-07 An NGO club running new media
workshops and activities from the Techno-Art Center in St Petersburg. Run
by Irina Aktuganova & Alla Mitrofanova.
Cyber-Femin-Club
Email: tac@spb.cityline.ru
Das Verborgene Museum, Schluterstrasse 70, 1000 Berlin 12,
Germany.
The Hidden Museum was founded in 1984 and organises exhibitions of
contemporary and historical exhibitions, but particularly specialising in
exploring the work of women artists in Berlin of the 1920s and 1930s. The
Museum has conducted unique research into the work of women artists held
by museums in Berlin in a landmark exhibition in 1987 Das Verborgene
Museum- Dokumentation der Kunst von Frauen in Berliner offentlichen
Sammlungen (Berlin 1987).
Electra, Women’s Art Center, Savska 1, Zagreb, Croatia. Tel. (00 385) 1 446 606. Email director, Sanja Ivekovic: sanjaivekovic@yahoo.com Established in 1995, as a documentation and information centre on women artists, it is the first in Croatia and is linked to the Center for Women's Studies in Zagreb. It aims to hold cultural and educational events and to provide a centre for access and equipment for work in the new media in its studio. The first public event in March 1997 was called Women's Rooms. Electra were also organisers of the conference Co-operation: an International Forum on Feminist Art Practice and Theory held in Dubrovnik in September 2000.
Femina Potens is a non profit arts organization, located in San Francisco California, dedicated to promoting women and transgendered artists. We host rock shows,women made porn nites,film screenings,spoken word,workshops,theater, and art openings. Femina Potens, 465 S. Van Ness SF, CA 94103, USA. http://www.feminapotens.com
Foundation for Women’s Art, UK, 11 Northburgh Street London EC1V 0AN. Tel: +44 (0) 207 251 4881 http://www.fwa-uk.org
Frauen Museum, Im Krausfeld 10, 53111 Bonn, Germany Tel. (00 49)
228 691955. Fax (00 49) 228 9813687.
Frauen Museum organises and hosts exhibitions in its premises. Since
1981, the organisation has organised over 100 exhibitions on women’s
art. The Museum has an extensive and developing archive on women’s
activities in the visual arts as well as files on over 3,000 women artists
from around the world. The Museum also runs educational programmes with
women’s educational workshops, lectures, theatrical and musical
performances and houses several artists’studios. The Frauen Museum
also organises the Gabriele Münter Prize an annual competition for
women artists for 40,000 DM.
For more information: visit the Frauen Museum website
http://www.frauenmuseum.textur.com/
FIFTITU % - Verein zur Förderung von Frauen in Kunst und Kultur , Hofgasse 12/1, 4020 LINZ. Tel.++43-732-794 288 (gemeinsame Nummer mit KUPF-OÖ) Fax. ++43-732-794 289 Email: fiftitu@servus.atWebsite: http://www.fiftitu.at .Group organising discussions in art and culture in Linz. Details of events at website:http://www.frauenkultur.at
FRAZ (Frauenzeitung). Postfach, CH-8031 Zürich, Tel. 0041 1 272 73 71, Fax 0041 1 272 81 81. Die FRAZ ist eine feministische Zeitschrift, die von einer Frauenredaktion nebenberuflich hergestellt und herausgegeben wird. Die Zeitschrift erscheint vierteljährlich mit einem thematischen Schwerpunkt, einem Nebenthema und den wiederkehrenden Rubriken.
Glasgow Women's Library 4th & 5th Floors, 109
Trongate,Glasgow G1 5HD,Scotland tel.00 44 (0)141 552 8345.
Glasgow Women's Library developed out of the work of Women in Profile, a
Glasgow-based women's organisation with a visual arts agenda, which began
in the late 1980's. The library houses The Lesbian Archive and Information
Centre, formally in London, and offers to subscribers a valuable newspaper
cuttings service on many subjects from Scotland. The library has also
established 'Women at Work' a women's skills,service and business index.
Files can also be found on Scottish Women Artists.
Internet Site : Glasgow
Women's Library
GSBK/SSFPSD, Benkenstrasse 4, CH-4054, Basel, Switzerland Tel
0041 61 281 81 34, Fax 0041 61 281 81 34.
Founded as GSMB in 1902, the Swiss Society of Women Painters and
Sculptors organises exhibitions of member’s work in Switzerland and
abroad. It has long established regional sections in Switzerlands major
cities and regional,cantonal and federal representatives. From 1987, it
has published thrice-yearly newsletter on its member’s activities.
GSBK-Journal. Zeitschrift der GSBK (Gesellschaft Schweizerischer
Bildender Künstlerinnen). Erscheint dreimal jährlich.
Informationsdienst, Institut fur Gegenwartskunst, Mezzanin
13, Schillerplatz 3, 1010 Wien, Austria Tel. +43 1 588 16 131 Fax +43 1
588 16 173 Email:Gegenwart@akbild.ac.at
This archive on the work of contemporary women artists in the form of
catalogues, articles, publications was formed by Uta Meta Bauer, Tine
Geissler and Sandra Hastenteufel, and is now managed by Doris Guth,
amongst others as part of a protest at the underrepresentation of women at
Documenta IX. It is now stored in the Institut fur Gegenwartskunst and
open to the public. For history and analysis, see Sabeth Buchmann and Uta
Meta Bauer, Tine Geissler and Sandra Hastenteufel articles on 'Information
Service' in October (Boston; MIT) Vol.71 Winter 1995.
IMAN, Muslimah Women Artists Network Established by Nora Hammoude and Safiya Godlas, a network and online member's gallery, bringing together muslim women artists from around the world. Internet Site: IMAN
KIK Kulturel Information & Koordination , Global Network for
Art and Culture c/o Annelise Hansen, Copenhagen, Denmark. Email:
AnneliseHansen@compuserve.com
Kik is a United Nations NGO (non-governmental organisations) which
lobbies for art and culture. Kik’s archives from the United Nations
Women’s Conference in Copenhagen in 1980 are now stored at the
Women's Museum in Denmark (see below).
Kunstlerinnen projekt, Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk,Berlin e.V.
Dirckenstrasse 47, D-10178, Berlin, Germany Tel. (00 49) 30 283 2776. Fax.
(00 49) 30 283 2777.
Organises and co-ordinates exhibitions of women in Berlin, produces
annual catalogues and catalogue collections of their activities since
1990.
La Centrale, 460 Rue Sainte Catherine ouest, espace 506,
Montreal, H3B 1A6,Quebec,Canada. Tel.+1 (514) 871 0268 Fax:(514) 871 9830
Internet Site: La Centrale website
Email: galerie@lacentrale.org
A women’s gallery started in 1973, as Galerie Powerhouse. The
gallery has documentation of its own work since 1973, organising
exhibitions, performances and events by women artists. A summary of its
history can be found in the exhibition catalogue Instabili: La Question du
sujet/ The Question of Subject (La Centrale,1990).
LindArt: Cultural Center for Women Artists, Tirana, Albania.
Cultural Center Lindart Address: Rruga Haxhi Dalliu No 9 Tirana, Albania
Phone&fax: 00 355 4 248189; mobil: 0692190505
http://www.lindart.org E-mail
Address: lindart@abissnet.com.al
Organises exhibitions of women artists and occasional seminars -
initially focused on women artists in Albania and the Balkans.
Mentoring Artists for Women’s Art Inc. (MAWA), 2 A, 290
McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg,Manitoba, R3B OT2,Canada.
Tel. 204-949-9490 Fax. 204-944-9101 Office Staff: Marian Butler and
Sarah Crawley
Internet Site: MAWA website
Email: mawa@escape.ca
A unique scheme, providing and faciliating mentoring for young women
artists in Canada. The group also organises projects and women’s
events. Look at their site for details of their symposium Locating
Feminism in October 2001.
Native Women’s Resource Centre, New Address: 401 Richmond
Street.West, Suite 363,Toronto, M5V 1X3, Canada. Tel.(+1) 416 598 4078.
Fax: (416) 340 8458
An association and resource centre for First Nations women in Canada. The
centre publishes an annual magazine on the activities of First Nations
women.
National Museum for Women in the Arts, 1250 New York Avenue, NW
Washington DC2000,USA. A unique permanent collection of works by women
artists from the 16th century to the present day, coupled with a temporary
exhibition space, which has organised some major and varied exhibitions of
women’s work from around the world.
Internet Site : National Museum of Women
in the Arts,Washington DC
NONA Multimedia Women's Centre, Park Ribnjak 1, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia Tel/Fax (+385) (1) 275048. Nona website Contact persons : Durda Miklavzic & Natasa Jovicic. An important centre for women's media and projects in Zagreb, organises discussions and workshops, exhibitions and events.
Senwati Gallery (Women Artists Gallery), Jalan, Sriwedari 2B,
Banjar Taman, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia. Tel.(0361) 975485 Fax.(0361)
975453. Senwati Gallery,Bali
A Women Artists Gallery based in Bali and specialising in Indonesian
women artists work. Produces publications, a calendar and catalogues of
its artists.
Sudanese Women Artists Association - a non-profit non-political association, created by a group of young women artists in 2000, located in Khartoum Sudan. SWAA Goals: to encourage and support women artists to increase their artistic activities and have more constructive role, to be considered as an active group among the art movement in Sudan. To serve as a forum for dialogue between artists and the community, in order to help develop public awareness and recognition of Sudan art and culture. Give the public a chance to observe artists at work or exhibit in more accessible places to the average person so that they can appreciate art better. Communicate with associations or organizations with similar goals, in order to observe their experiences and exchange information. Organize trips around the Sudan, travelling exhibitions (art classes for children and women, workshops, lectures) and help reserve and document the local cultures at every region we visit. Participate in humanitarian issues, by organizing workshops and exhibit artwork that represents our opinion. SWAA accomplishments: May 2001, exhibition and workshop for children at El damazin town (Blue Nile), and workshop for children at El rusiris town (Blue Nile). 2001, exhibition at the Opera House (Hanagr Hall), Cairo, Egypt. 2001, exhibition at the Faculty of Arts Khartoum University, Khartoum, Sudan. January 2001, discussion at the Sudanese and German Cultural society. December 2000, discussion at the National council for Art and letters, subject "The Contemporary Art, Experience in the Sudan". July 2000 the SWAA arranged its first exhibition with 30 women artists as participants, at the Hilton Hotel, Khartoum, Sudan. 2000, The Sudan Artists Union "Role and duties" Seminar, the SWAA participated with a paper entitled "The Associate Role". The Sudanese Artists Union convention elected four members of the SWAA as members in the 21 council of the union.
SVBK (see entry for AXIS above)
SVBK's archives on women artists, collected between 1987-1992, and former
records of work are now at IIAV,(International Information Centre and
Archives for the Women’s Movement) Obiplein 4, 1094 rb Amsterdam.
Tel. (00 31) 20 6654780. Fax (00 31) 20 6655812 Email contact :
mevis@iiav.nl for news of Stichting
Amazone, one of the Netherland’s organisations producing
exhibitions of women artists’ work, currently ‘in transition’
(Dec 1996). See also IIAV internet site on their collection and the
KNOWHOW listing on : IIAV's site
VBKÖ – Vereinigung Bildender Künstlerinnen Österreich / Austrian Association of Women Artists was established in 1910 ‘to better the economic and artistic circumstances of women artists’ and played a key role in first wave feminism in Austria. In the past years, aside from the ongoing provision of studio spaces to women artists and the mounting of a number of artist-projects, the main activity of the VBKÖ has been the creation of its own archive. Contact: Rudolfine Lackner, Maysedergasse 2, 1010 Vienna, Austria mailto:vbkoe@vbkoe.org Website: http://www.vbkoe.org
Video Medeja Jevrejska 4/1,21000 Novi Sad, Yugoslavia. Tel./Fax
+381 21 621 308
Video Medeja is an international video summit and festival produced by
the women's initiative network,Multimedeja which takes place in December
in Novi Sad. It is curated by Vera Kopicl. The work shown is new
avantgarde video work by women,principally from Eastern Europe.
WACCo (Women's Artist Company of Colorado) P.O. Box 3930, Aspen, Colorado 81612. USA. Tel (970)945-5259. Contact: Lynn Aliya, Artistic Director waccotheatre@yahoo.com Founded in 1999 to provide a forum for the development, creation and promotion of women's artistic vision. New projects include art exibition Realizing your Creative Spirit (Aug 2000) and theatre productions of original new works by women.
Woman Made Gallery, 2418 W. Bloomingdale,
Chicago, IL 60647-4301 Tel: +1 773 489 8900
Beate C. Minkovski, co-founder and executive director. Woman Made
Gallery is a Chicago not-for-profit organization since 1992 which offers
workshops, lectures, publish quarterly newsletters and maintain a slide
registry, video library and a website all with the same goal: to serve
women artists and to inform the public about women's artistic and cultural
contributions.Woman Made Gallery www.womanmade.org
Womanifesto an annual women artist’s workshop project in Thailand since mid-1990s. Website: http://www.womanifesto.com
Women’s Art Library/ Make (closed October 2002).
Women’s Art Library was a resource and information centre on women
artists past and present, national and international, which was
established in 1981. It was a registered educational charity until October
2002. Its extensive collection of 35mm slides, documentation, books,
catalogues and archives on the work of women artists is in the process of
being transfered to the Library, Goldsmiths' College, University of London
as a closed archive. This process is still subject to legal agreement and
no public access to the collection is possible at present. WAL published
Make (also finished mid-2002), formerly known as Women’s
Art Magazine (before 1996) and before that as the Women Artists
Slide Library Journal.
WAN (Women's Art Network), Japan. Contact address: 4-12-21-103
Nakacho Koganei, Tokyo 184-0012, Japan. Tel.81-42-301-6672. Internet site:
http://www.ummit.co.jp/wan/top.html
(under construction, in Japanese only)
Kazuyo Yasuda, art co-ordinator, writes: "The Women's Art Network
was inaugurated in 1995, but only started fully-fledged operations in
1997. We participate in this network, which has loose ties, and is based
around the following four points: "Prepare where women can make
an environment that they want, freely, and through their point of view",
"Awaken women to express themselves, whether they are
professionals or amateurs", "Think about, and make art
by placing emphasis on communication" and "Provide
information and materials on women's expression". From December,
2000 to January 2001, we held the exhibition Women Breaking Boundaries
21 and a catalogue was published"
Women’s Art Resource Centre, New Address, 401 Richmond
Street West. Suite 122. Toronto, Ontario M5V 3A8. Canada Tel.(+1)
416 977 0097 Fax (+1) 416 977 7425
Internet Site : http://www.warc.net
Email: matriart@warc.net WARC is
an artist-run, charitable non-profit organization. It publishes Matriart:
A Visual Arts Journal. WARC has a collection of over 2800 files of
slides, catalogues and documentation of Canadian women artists, used by
curators, educators and students. WARC Gallery's is 1200 sq. ft. art open
since 1998 and has eight exhibitions per year. Submission deadline for the
gallery is March 31 annually. Newsletter, Hard Copy, 3 issues/year. Matriart:
A Visual Art Journal resumes publication in October 2004. 20/20
Vision: Seeing Ourselves Through Change a series of events will mark
WARC's 20th anniversary in October 2004.
Women’s Art Register, Australia see extensive internet site of archives and activities and newsletter: Australia's Women's Art Register
Women’s Caucus for ArtsWCA National Office, New
Address :- P.O.Box 1498, Canal Street Station, New York, NY 10013
Tel. (+1) 212 634 0007 Fax (+1)212 634 0009
Email: info@nationalwca.com The
largest national, multi-disciplinary organisation for women in the visual
arts, a United Nations, non-governmental organisation. The WCA hold an
annual conference, usually in conjunction with the College Art
Association, and publishes a quarterly newsletter. The WCA has separate
chapters in many US states and cities, who organise their own programme of
activities, exhibitions and conferences. The WCA also publishes research
guides and documents for sale. President : Imma Arroyo, Eastern State
University. Internet site : Women's
Caucus for Art
Women’s Museum in Denmark / Kvindemuseet i Danmark,
Domkirke Plads 5, 8000 Arhus C, Denmark Tel.(00 45) 86 13 61 33 Fax (00
45) 86 19 22 35
The Women’s Museum in Denmark holds several exhibitions a year about
women’s lives and women's culture in Denmark on a wide range of
subjects. The Museum houses the KiK (Kunst I Kultur) archives comprising
documentation from the Women’s Festival in Copenhagen in 1980. It
also has a collection of works from the Danish Women Artists’
Association and has held an exhibition of the associations’ members
work.
Women Painters of Washington is an association of professional artists from throughout the state of Washington, USA. On October 6, 1930, the founding members joined forces to overcome the limitations they faced as women artists and to realize their artistic potential. The group meets monthly, generally at the Seattle Art Museum. Juried exhibitions are held annually throughout the state. A 75th anniversary exhibit will be on display in April, 2005 at the Whatcom County Museum of Art and History in Bellingham, WA. Email: ieater@aol.com
Women's Studio Center Inc., The entrance address
is: 21-25 44th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101. The mailing address is:
43-32 22nd Street, Long Island City, NY 11101 . Email:WSC586@aol.com
Tel. +1 718-274-9585. www.womenstudiocenter.org
Women's Studio Center Inc. is a non-profit fine art studio, organising
workshops and classes. They have an national membership of 150 and an
international membership category. They publish a newsletter called Women's
Arts News, distributed to subscribers throughout the United States. It
is published monthly from September through May. Executive Director:
Melissa Wolf.
Zambia National Women Artists Documentation Project (Catherine Chanda Katongola) P.O. Box 30844, Lusaka, Zambia. Tel (+260) 1 255 046 Fax (+260) 1 253 007 E-mail zacci@zamnet.zm
Centre for Information om Kvinde og Konsforskning (Danish Center for Information on Women and Gender) KVINFO Chr. Brygge 3, 1219 Copenhagen K., Denmark Tel.:+45 33 13 50 88, Fax:+45 33 14 11 56 http://www.kvinfo.dk/
Germany
Women’s Organisations with Cultural Mandates in Germany:
Archives of SVBK 1987-1992 are stored in the International Information Centre and Archives for the Women's Movement, IIAV Obiplein 4, 1094 rb Amsterdam,Netherlands
Switzerland
Frauenbibliothek, Zurich, Mattengasse 27, CH-8005,Zurich, Switzerland