Radical feminist art is not very well spread. But it is a real anti-patriarchal resistance. There are radical feminist films (short films, artistic films, documentaries). There are radical feminist belletristic books (novels, stories etc.) and there is radical feminist music.

  Radical feminist short films:

• The caretaker by Elisabeth Subrin;
• Shulie by Elisabeth Subrin.

  Radical feminist movies:

• Thelma & Louise
• Million Dollar Baby
• North Country
• If These Walls Could Talk
• The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love
• If These Walls Could Talk 2
• A Woman Rebels
• The Color Purple
• Itty Bitty Titty Committee
• Suffragette
• Antonia’s Line
• The Handmaid’s Tale
• Seven Women
• Girl Rising

  Radical feminist documentaries and tv shows:

• LESBIANA – A PARALLEL REVOLUTION by Myriam Fougère
• “Lefties: Angry Wimmin” BBC documentary on Radical Feminism
• After Tiller
• It’s a Girl
• The Invisible War
• Dream, girl
• Miss Representation
• !Women Art Revolution
• The Hunting Ground
• Dark Girls

  Radical feminist music:

• Do you know how beautiful you are?
• Fight on Sisters
• Not Drowning, But Second Waving
• Ali Bee – Just Cells
• Vagina Anthem
• Kick the Balls (of Patriarchy)

Radical feminist belletristic books question patriarchy, female socialization (domestication) in this system and imagine new worlds with free women, who don’t live in patriarchy.
A short list of radical feminist fiction, including (or emphasizing) on science fiction books, is available here:

• ”Les Guérillères” by Monique Wittig;
• ”The Female Man” by Joanna Russ;
• “Egalia’s Daughters” by Gerd Brantenberg;
• “Woman on the Edge of Time” by Marge Piercy;
• “Choices” by Nancy Toder;
• ”Herland’‘ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman;
• ”Green Girl” by Kate Zambreno;
• ”Millenium Hall” by Sarah Scott;
• “The Lie Tree” by Frances Hardinge;
• “The Jekyll Legacy” by Andre Norton and Robert Bloch;
• ”Ammonite” by Nicola Griffith;
• ”Sold’‘ by Patricia McCormick;
• “Patience and Sarah” by Isabel Miller
• ”Sultana’s Dream’‘by Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain;
• “The Wanderground” by Sally Gearhart (short stories);
• ”Woman at Point Zero” by Nawal El Saadawi
• The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women

Memories related to the radical feminist movement are exposed here. But this is only the beginning.

     Radical feminist visual art

Lesbian art is a very important part of the radical feminist art. Some radical feminist artists really shacked the patriarchal standards of beauty. Although most of them belong to the historical age of second-wave feminism, the 60s and 70s, radical feminist art is still appearing.

There are radical feminist radios and sites about female and feminist art. Such a site is http://givideo.org