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From Pink as Feminine, to Feminine in Pink

Making the feminine visible with colour
Authors: Bideaux, Kévin;

From Pink as Feminine, to Feminine in Pink

Abstract

Le rose est employé pour rendre apparent le féminin, que ce soit dans les représentations figuratives ou abstraites de l’art, dans les produits du marketing, ou même dans les symboles arborés par les militant·e·s féministes et queer·e·s. L’usage du rose comme signe du féminin est aujourd’hui si courant, qu’on peut considérer le rose comme la couleur du féminin. En croisant les théories de l’art, les études de genre et les études sur la couleur, il s’agit de mettre en évidence le glissement qui s’est opéré dans les représentations artistiques entre la symbolique féminine du rose, et l’identification du féminin par la seule couleur rose.

Pink is used to make the feminine apparent, whether in figurative or abstract representations in art, in marketing products, or even in the symbols displayed by feminist and queer activists. The use of pink as a sign of the feminine is now so common that pink can be considered the colour of the feminine. By crossing art theory, gender studies and colour studies, I will highlight the shift that has taken place in artistic representations between the feminine symbolism of pink and the identification of the feminine by the colour pink alone.

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gender studies, études de genre, technologie de genre, [SHS.SOCIO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Sociology, rose (couleur), pink, [SHS.ART] Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art history, gender technology, trope, [SHS.GENRE] Humanities and Social Sciences/Gender studies, contemporary art, art contemporain

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