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All articles tagged: feminism

what artists think in Issue #10: The Many & The Few - Assembling the political
Jill Orr

Corporeal Politics

It is curious that LGBTI acceptance came before Indigenous recognition and I wonder if this is because Indigenous belonging to the land, that we have collectively taken possession of, is a deeper more threatening concept that challenges the very concept of whiteness that clings to power. Could this be a fear of reversed dispossession? Read more...
editorial in Issue #10: The Many & The Few - Assembling the political
Angela Conquet

The Few Have Become the Many

The world is in this state because our (sense of) democracy has diminished, because our humanity is numbed, because our imagination has failed us. One way to reconfigure reality is through the body. These can be the times of the few, because we are so many! Read more...
what artists think in Issue #05: Body Social. Body Political.
Shruti Ghosh

Surviving at The Crossroads: production and performance of a dancer’s body

From stage to living room, art to everyday as a dancer moves, his/her being finds meaning only at the intersections where the social body, the political body and the cultural body meet to produce a body of now. Read more...
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