People search these questions all the time, and I think that's a good thing. Feminist art, queer art history, and public art all raise questions worth sitting with rather than rushing past. As someone who spends most days elbow-deep in clay, translating overlooked lives into portraits people can hold, I get asked versions of these questions often. Here's how I'd answer them. Who is making the best feminist art right now? There is no way to answer this, and I'd be wary of anyo