Maintenance as Care Tatiana’s use of sketching is integral to her research practice in thinking with the grappling and problematising of ‘play’. The in-motion of […] Read More
Category: Collective Thinking-with Feminist Researchers: A Practice of Enfolding
Reading Joanna Mann’s (2014) article, Towards A Politics Of Whimsy: Yarn Bombing In the City and hearing Sharon and Helen share how they encounter and […] Read More
Sally Richardson’s Ediths Roundtable presentation about her solo dance theatre work JULIA embodies the anger felt by women at the lack of progress since Julia […] Read More
What irritates you? Stickers on fruit, plastic overpackaging, white SUVs that reverse park in underground car parks, insect zappers, tailgating, all male management, developmentalism, check-lists, […] Read More
At 9:29 AWST, one of the presenters said, “The young women researchers used their stories about their communities to resist.” and we responded. EDITH: Hmmmm, […] Read More
The following is a poetic edit taken from an hour long Zoom Chat regarding a performance art piece, Colour me, Beautiful, as part of the […] Read More
A group of children gathers in front of the clear glass studio door with a container of water and a large bowl filled with paper […] Read More
“But a river moves through time as well as space.” (Laing, 2017, p. 7) Feminism is often described as a movement. Inherent in the word […] Read More
Making room for difference(s) is a feminist practice because it intentionally allows for those voices and perspectives that have historically been marginalised to be heard. […] Read More