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Indelible in Our Collective Hippocampus is Her Testimony: Performing Feminism after Kavanaugh’s Confirmation

Lilith, the collective street artists responsible for spray painting Blasey Ford’s testimony at Yale, speak out.

#MeToo, Blasey Ford, street art

New Documentary on Graff and Street Art Grrlz: “Street Heroines”

Because I’m a mother of a beautiful amazing brilliant small child, sometimes I miss the other stuff going on in life. … More

art, exhibition, female graffiti artists, feminist art, gender perspectives, graffgirlz, graffiti, graffitiwomen, history, nyc, street art, subculture, women

Know Your Herstory: CatFight Digital Zine

So I’m in the middle of writing a new chapter for Graffiti Grrlz: Performing Feminism in the Hip Hop Diaspora based on … More

art, female graffiti artists, feminism, feminist art, gender perspectives, graffiti, graffiti culture, graffiti grrlz, graffitiwomen, Hip Hop, history, paint graffiti, street art, women

Hanging out in a dirty tunnel…getting in touch with the “Erotic” (a la Lorde)

Some people go to the gym, some people do needlepoint, this is what I do…I hang out in dirty tunnels … More

100femaleartists, feminism, feminist art, Femme Fierce, gender, gender perspectives, graffgirlz, graffiti, graffiti culture, history, London, paint graffiti, street art, subculture, women

The Real Revolutionary Potential Of Banksy Identifying As A Woman…Is Not That They’d “Be” A Woman.

On October 31st, HBO premiered the documentary Banksy Does New York. Similar to the kerfuffle over Banksy’s identity after the … More

art, article, banksy, feminist perspective, gender, gender perspectives, graffiti, graffiti culture, street art, subculture, women

Digital Interview with Shamsia Hassani, “Dreaming Graffiti” in Kabul Afghanistan

Who? Shamsia Hassani From where? Kabul, Afghanistan When? April 8, 2014 Earlier this month, while working on a new piece … More

Afghanistan, arts, dreaming graffiti, gender, graffiti, Kabul, MENA, politics, Shamsia Hassani, street art

Femme Fierce, “Storified”

Femme Fierce, Storified http://t.co/gWci3SzgPn #storify #femmefierce #100femalewriters — DrPabónOnSabbatical (@justjess_PhD) March 9, 2014

feminist art, FemmeFierce, graffiti, graffiti culture, graffitiwomen, IWD2014, street art, women

Go See City as Canvas: Graffiti Art from the Martin Wong Collection

About 3 weeks ago I was back in New York City for a handful of days, thoroughly enjoying the dark … More

art, city as canvas, daze, events, exhibition, futura 2000, graffiti art, graffiti culture, graffiti history, Hip Hop, history, Lady Pink, lee, martha cooper, martin wong, New York City, nyc, paint graffiti, sharp, smith, street art, subculture, wicked gary

Femme Fierce: Leake Street All Female Take Over

My timing in terms of availability for travel this Spring is–to say the least–utterly tragic. First, I missed hanging out … More

art, art as resistance, Breast Cancer Awareness, Cre8 Gallery, female graffiti artists, feminist art, FemmeFierce, gender, gender perspectives, GOT, graffgirlz, graffiti, graffiti culture, graffitiwomen, London, street art, subculture, UK, women

Notes on Street Art Night in Dubai

When you grow up in Boston and then live in New York City (or any number of urban centers where … More

Abu Dhabi, art, deep crates cartel, dubai, Hip Hop, public art, Steffi Bow, street art, the jamjar, UAE

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