
Resources
The following is a list of resources compiled by the resident artists and facilitator.
Visual Art
Irene Loughlin: challenging homogeneous aesthetics
Aries Cheung: theatre and the male body
Stephanie Cormier: displacement, overproduction and clothing
Roy Mitchell: politics and the body
Sue Lloyd: speaking, knowing, seeing
Mina Buzio: human rights and identity
Sandra Haar: emotional and sexual desire
Amy Swartz: human/insect hybrids
Rick Giodotti: reframes “Beauty”
Jon Uriarte: photos of men wearing Girlfriends’ clothes
Nina Arsenault and Lexi Sanfino: arrested for bearing breasts on plane
Robert Rauchenberg: collaboration, construction, performance and life size photograms
Kirsten Hoving: photography, motherhood, moments, gestures
Jennifer Long: photography, vulnerability, perceived ideals, human connection
Zanele Muholi: mapping and archiving a visual history of black lesbians in post-apartheid South Africa
Narcissister: narcissism, female identity, camp
Paul McCarthy: sensory overload (often sexually-tinged)
Peter Hobbs: “Space Foam” gay male sexuality
Joanne Tod: women, power, glamour
Mindy Yan Miller: human absence, ritual, repetitive processes
Spencer Tunick: multitudes of huddled nude bodies, flash mob photography
Betty Goodwin: large scale body printmaking
Christi Belcourt: “Beading, Honoring, and Walking With Our Sisters” collaborative artwork, violence against indigenous women
“10 Radical Art Projects That Celebrate Women’s Bodies”
Katsushika Hokusai “Kinoe no Komatsu” (erotic Japanese prints from 1814)
Texts
Hancock, Hughes, Jagger, Paterson, Russell, Tulle-Winton, Tyler: “The Body, Culture and Society; An Introduction” (overview of various ways to see and understand the body)
Phillip Vannini: “Body/Embodiment: Symbolic Interaction and the Sociology of the Body” (the body as socially constructed. the body as the site and vehicle for meaning)
Laurie Hicks: “Explorations of Visual Culture: Written on the Body” (tattoo, piercing and body building)
Olivia Gordon: “The Moment I Realised I was Asexual”
Laurie E. Hicks: “Explorations of Visual Culture: Written on the Body” (the body, its symbolic meanings and power relations)
Phillip Vannini: “Body/Embodiment: Symbolic Interaction and the Sociology of the Body” (the body as a symbol of itself and society)
Jill Reilly: “The Town that Drowned” (pictures of the real life Atlantis that was underwater for 25 years)
David Gauntlett: “Media, Gender and Identity; An Introduction”
Jade Beall: “A Beautiful Body; Book Project” (photography, mother’s bodies)
Ariel Levy: “Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture”
Colette Soler: “The Body in the Teaching of Jacques Lacan” (how Lacan understands the relationship between language the body)
Judith Butler: “Foucault and the Paradox of Bodily Inscriptions” (how Foucault understands the relationship between language the body)
Videos
Tannis Nielsen: “nimin o ayan / I have recovered” (anti-colonial, imperial domination over Indigenous peoples)
Mary Kelly, Catherine Lord, Andrea Fraser: “Strategies for Contemporary Feminism; Exquisite Acts and Everyday Rebellions”
Clayton Cubitt: “Hysterical Literature”
“Make Up Haul” (example of a trending video displaying items recently purchased)
Zanele Muholi: What Don’t You See When You Look at Me? (white gaze, black women’s agency including sexual)
“!Women Art Revolution” (founding years of the feminist art movement in the 1970s)
Zebra Katz: Ima Read (critique of this music video)
Roman Ondák: “Measuring the Univserse”
SUKA OFF: “tranSfera” (grotesqueness, body, indulgence, taboos)
Femen: controversial feminist group (critique)
Adam Curtis: “Century of Self” (how the work of Sigmund Freud, Anna Freud, and Edward Bernays influenced the way corporations and governments have analyzed, dealt with, and controlled people)
PBS: Louise Bourgeois; Identity (betrayal, anxiety, and loneliness embodied in sculpture of the human form)
Nicolas Brault: “Hungu” (story telling, drawn animation)
Audio
Christopher O’Brien “Hurricane Sandy Radio Documentary”
Events
Women Media Arts and Film Festival
Collectives
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