Rita Keegan: Somewhere Between There and Here Exhibition review – Anna Pigott On view until 28 November 2021 Fire Station Galleries, South London Gallery Free ‘Somewhere Between There and Here’ marks Rita Keegan’s first solo exhibition in over fifteen years, …
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Data Feminism by Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein Reviewed by Lara Groves How can we scrutinise data and data science using an intersectional feminist lens? This question is one of the central themes of US-based digital humanities academics …
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Cut Out by Michele RobertsReview by Sarah O’Mahoney Travelling to Nice to visit his godmother, Clem, Denis discovers that in the early 1950’s Clem met Matisse and became one of his studio assistants. As she pinned up the coloured paper shapes …
Disrupting the Body – Review by Jennifer Brough Jennifer is a writer and editor based in Birmingham; her work has most recently appeared in Luna Luna Magazine, Artsy, and The Debutante. She is a member of resting up collective, a group of disabled …
Negative body image and sexualisation of female gymnasts within the sport By Bunny Ladd I found out about the Feminist Library about two years ago when I submitted a poetry collection to the Library, after that I went to a …
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Fairy Tales and Photography, or, another look at Cinderella Jo Spence Accompanied by Class Slippers by Dr Frances Hatherley, with a preface by Marina Warner. RRB Photobooks and The Hyman Collection December 2020 Review by Emma Thatcher ‘How do we …
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Bessie Smith by Jackie Kay Empress of the blues In 1904 Bessie Smith began singing on street corners, aged just 9. By 1923 she made her first recording with new start up, Columbia Records. It sold 780,000 copies and made …
Feminist Art Activisms and Artivisms Katy Deepwell ed. Valiz Review by Anna Pigott “The promise of art activisms is that they redefine both how art and politics can be understood by bringing together unexpected elements and new configurations, encouraging us …
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Interview with Nnenna Umelloh – Black and Brown Book Club by Magda Oldziejewska In August we had a really lovely catch up about the life-changing power of books, book clubs and libraries, with Nnenna Umelloh, the founder of the Black …
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My reading recommendation is the following zine from ‘sweet thang – power, root, beginnings’. Part of the Feminist Library zine cllection shown in the Feminist Library’s Black History Month Exhibition – WE ARE HERE What drew me to this decision, …
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