The ubiquitous use of artworks (e.g., paintings, music, films) in environmental activism has been shown to trigger specific cognitive processes as well as changes in personal values and behaviours. There is less understanding of whether (or how) gender-differentiated environmental claims and gender-transformative initiatives are voiced and promoted through art and cultural expressions. Using network analysis, this paper comprehensively reviews ninety-eight years of peer-reviewed literature on gender and environmental activism. We identify six avenues of gendered artistic activism (or ‘artivism’) on environmental issues that communities have pursued in the past. We present a non-prescriptive description of each avenue based on key references in the literature. A gendered lens on artistic activism makes visible the power of different groups to act, be they women, men, LGBTQ or other collectives, their chosen (or available) scopes of creative action when engaging with environmental protection and their thematic foci. A highlight of the study is the significant presence of younger demographics, including children and students in environmental artivism. Finally, we discuss how gendered artivism expands our understanding of environmental action, putting our results in conversation with well-known current environmentalism(s).

事实证明，在环境行动主义中普遍使用艺术品（例如绘画，音乐，电影）会触发特定的认知过程以及个人价值和行为的变化。对于是否通过艺术和文化表现形式表达和促进了性别差异化的环境主张和性别转化倡议，人们了解得很少。通过网络分析，本文全面回顾了九十八年的有关性别与环境行动主义的同行评审文献。我们确定了社区过去追求的有关环境问题的性别艺术行动主义（或“艺术主义”）的六种途径。我们基于文献中的主要参考文献提供了每种方法的非说明性描述。从性别角度看待艺术行动主义，就可以看出不同群体行动的力量，无论是女性，男性，LGBTQ还是其他集体，在与环境保护及其主题焦点互动时，他们选择的（或可用的）创造性行动范围。该研究的重点是年轻人口的大量存在，包括环境手工艺品的儿童和学生。最后，我们讨论了性别手工艺品如何扩展我们对环境行动的理解，并将我们的研究结果与当前知名的环境主义者进行对话。