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All posts tagged: "Womanhood"

  • Womanhood Week: Ana Leal: Menos Pausa by October 18th, 2024

    ©Ana Leal, Menos Pausa #1, 2020

    This week we dove into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.

  • Womanhood Week: Juliana Sicoli by October 17th, 2024

    ©Juliana Sicoli, I Exist Between the Sky and Silence

    This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.

  • Womanhood Week: Benita Mayo by October 16th, 2024

    ©Benita Mayo, Andrea, age 50 – I feel sexiest when I walk by a mirror and catch a glimpse of myself and realize, sometimes just for a moment, that I look as good as I feel.

  • Womanhood Week: Marcia Charnizon by October 15th, 2024

    ©Márcia Charnizon, Essa sua liberdade incomoda demais Your freedom bother too much , from Caça as palavras ( Word hunt )

    This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing to

  • Womanhood Week: Jane Weinmann by October 14th, 2024

    ©Jane Weinmann, The Climacteric # 1

    This week we will dive into the feminine universe, addressing topics that are often controversial and stigmatized.

  • Twiggy Boyer: Fragments & Houses by March 12th, 2023

    ©Twiggy Boyer, Autumnal Breeze, mixed-media collage, 11×14″, 2021

    This week, we will be exploring projects that use the found photograph.

  • Amanda Rowan: Place Setting by May 22nd, 2022

    ©Amanda Rowan, Divine, from Place Setting

    Objects are what matter. Only they carry the evidence that throughout the centuries something really happened among human beings.

  • Hannah Manuelito: Identities that Build a Culture by November 5th, 2020

    © Hannah Manuelito

    Growing up I struggled in defining who I was. I was insecure in the fact that I did not know how to speak Navajo or I was not as traditional as my family members.

  • Liz Cohen: Don’t Retreat by November 3rd, 2020

    CANAL © Liz Cohen 2020. CANAL is a series exploring gender, belonging, passing, autobiography, persona, and geopolitics. I look at Panama, a group of sex workers and myself.

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