Library Student Mini Grant Award Year: 2017-2018"Together But Separate” is a photographic exhibition proposal that addresses the subversion of gendered power structures through art objects. The project confronts themes of sexism and misogyny in order to understand how the strategic implementation of violence towards feminine and queer bodies has been leveraged as a tool to maintain dominance in a patriarchal society. The goal of the project is to deepen understanding of how misogyny continues to affect the status of women and feminine-identified people in the contemporary moment, and to illuminate tactics for reclaiming our labor and bodies in a socio-political climate where our progress towards equality is threatened.https://deepblue.lib.u...
Together () Apart explores social, physical and political notions of borders manifesting and being r...
This project is about how people present themselves and how we interpret that presentation
The group exhibition 'Pretty Ugly’ curated by @wench.collective + @art.emisia.vulgaris was organise...
Exhibition at the Post Office Gallery, Federation University Australia, 8th-18th November 2017. The ...
The Assumed Divide is a visual arts based, practice-led research project which explores expectations...
This project is an attempt to photograph difference. The purpose is not to compare or contrast two o...
The exhibition Outside The Lines features 10 artists who represent the beyond and within of lines th...
This event was organised by Katy Deepwell for the Create/Feminisms research cluster in the Visual Ar...
The artistic interpretations created throughout this project carry the weight of feminist concerns a...
All Your Women Things is PAPER’s second exhibition. The exhibition focuses upon a group of female ar...
This thesis offers a feminist reading of women’s art in Britain and North America in the 1970s. Thro...
A pre-pride exhibition about diversity and sexuality. Artists from all over the world from all diffe...
The ???Bisexual Art Project??? was an exhibition of visual artwork organized by the author\ud that p...
Artistic collaboration has become a defining feature of the contemporary art world. Challenging the ...
We Belong Outside is an exhibition design project that critiques the outdoor industry's negative imp...
Together () Apart explores social, physical and political notions of borders manifesting and being r...
This project is about how people present themselves and how we interpret that presentation
The group exhibition 'Pretty Ugly’ curated by @wench.collective + @art.emisia.vulgaris was organise...
Exhibition at the Post Office Gallery, Federation University Australia, 8th-18th November 2017. The ...
The Assumed Divide is a visual arts based, practice-led research project which explores expectations...
This project is an attempt to photograph difference. The purpose is not to compare or contrast two o...
The exhibition Outside The Lines features 10 artists who represent the beyond and within of lines th...
This event was organised by Katy Deepwell for the Create/Feminisms research cluster in the Visual Ar...
The artistic interpretations created throughout this project carry the weight of feminist concerns a...
All Your Women Things is PAPER’s second exhibition. The exhibition focuses upon a group of female ar...
This thesis offers a feminist reading of women’s art in Britain and North America in the 1970s. Thro...
A pre-pride exhibition about diversity and sexuality. Artists from all over the world from all diffe...
The ???Bisexual Art Project??? was an exhibition of visual artwork organized by the author\ud that p...
Artistic collaboration has become a defining feature of the contemporary art world. Challenging the ...
We Belong Outside is an exhibition design project that critiques the outdoor industry's negative imp...
Together () Apart explores social, physical and political notions of borders manifesting and being r...
This project is about how people present themselves and how we interpret that presentation
The group exhibition 'Pretty Ugly’ curated by @wench.collective + @art.emisia.vulgaris was organise...