Showing posts with label feminism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feminism. Show all posts
25 February 2014
19 February 2014
Sally Potter - Thriller (1979)
Thriller - a medium-length film by Sally Potter where the visual representation of the body becomes a supportive element of the story.
Womanhouse - documentary by Johanna Demetrakas
WOMANHOUSE is an historic documentary by Johanna Demetrakas about one of the most important feminist cultural events of the 1970s. Womanhouse was organized by Judy Chiicago, Miriam Schapiro, Faith Wilding and other artists from Calarts.
Labels:
activism,
documentary,
faith wilding,
feminism,
johanna demetrakas,
judy chicago,
miriam schapiro,
performance,
womanhouse
18 February 2014
Miriam Schapiro - Interview
Suzanne Lacy - on Silver Action
15 February 2014
16 November 2013
05 November 2013
Laura Mulvey - Riddles of the Sphinx (1977)
27 October 2013
Bratmobile - Ladies, Women & Girls
Bratmobile was an American punk band. Bratmobile was a first-generation "riot grrrl" band, which grew from the Pacific Northwest and Washington, DC underground.
Labels:
bratmobile,
feminism,
music,
punk rock,
riot grrrl,
usa
26 October 2013
Bikini Kill - Pussy Whipped (1993)
Labels:
bikini kill,
feminism,
punk rock,
pussy whipped,
riot grrrl,
usa
Dangerous Art: From Varvara Stepanova to Pussy Riot. Lecture by Irina Aristarkhova
Irina Aristarkhova, associate professor of art & design, history of art, and women's studies, University of Michigan. Feb 6, 2013.
Labels:
activism,
art,
feminism,
irina aristarkhova,
performance,
pussy riot,
russia
20 October 2013
06 October 2013
Lizzie Borden - Born in Flames (1983)
Born in Flames is a 1983 documentary-style feminist science fiction film by Lizzie Borden that explores racism, classism, sexism and heterosexism in an alternative United States socialist democracy.
05 October 2013
Polina Kanis - Eggs
Labels:
eggs,
feminism,
moscow,
performance,
polina kanis,
russia
Polina Kanis - Purification
Kanis Polina - Purification from Moscow Rodchenko Artschool on Vimeo.
In her work “Purification”, Kanis reconstructs a ritual foot-washing common to varied cultures and traditions. She washes the feet of young people dressed in a white uniform, one by one, in so doing trying to reconsider it, and to purify it of its existing meanings and stereotypes. In the end, placed within a contemporary context, the canonical image entire deconstructs itself.
Labels:
feminism,
performance,
polina kanis,
purification,
russia
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