Wikipedia:Meetup/Toronto/ArtAndFeminism March 4, 2017

Art Gallery of Ontario
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
	AGO
When and Where
Date	Saturday, March 4, 2017
Time	12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Address	Art Gallery of Ontario Education Commons; 317 Dundas Street West; Toronto, Ontario; CANADA M5T 1G4

Event details edit

Please sign in to the event and assign yourself topics on the program dashboard. The passcode is art. This dashboard will allow Art+Feminism to log participants and activity more efficiently and accurately than using meetup pages.

Focus Articles edit

Rebecca Belmore - Revise Performances and Exhibitions sections from list to prose format. Some editing required for Career section. Request article quality reassessment.
Jamelie Hassan - Stub article. Requires significant addition of content, including images.
Vera Frenkel - Stub article. Requires significant addition of content, including images. Revise Exhibitions section from list to prose format.
Colette Whiten - Stub article. Requires significant addition of content, including images. Revision of Exhibitions section from list to prose format.
Annie Pootoogook - Requires significant addition of content, including images.
Maud Lewis - Requires some addition of new content, including images. Request article quality reassessment.
Jessie Oonark - Requires editing of Artistic Career and Collections sections (see this article for help); additions to Influence in Inuit Art and Style sections. Request article quality reassessment.
Rita Letendre - Requires Infobox. Revise Awards and Solo Shows sections to include prose. Translation of English-language article for French-language article at Rita Letendre. Request article quality reassessment.

Articles to Work On edit

Suggestions from Art+Feminism edit

This is a good place to find international topics to write on.

Canadian Women Artists edit

The following list of Canadian women artists is intended as a starting point; please feel free to add to it or annotate as articles are created. The focus on Canadian artists fits with the strengths of our resources and knowledge in Toronto, but please feel free to work on international topics as well. Note that there are many ways to define "Canadian". Many of these artists may identify as other than Canadian or hyphenated-Canadians. Links in blue are existing articles which can be improved and/or expanded. Links in red are articles that do not yet exist and can be created.

Canadian Women Art Writers and Curators edit

Links in blue are existing articles which can be improved and/or expanded. Links in red are articles that do not yet exist and can be created.