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Saturday, November 15, 2025

The Archive as Universe: Feminist Time, Digital Ruins, and the Construction of Immortality

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 Artists are often told not to look back — that retrospection is stagnation, that archives are mausoleums, that forward motion is the only r...

Mother of Machines: Feminist Creation Myths in the Age of Artificial Bodies

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 Every era has its creation myth. The 21st century has two: the myth of the machine, and the myth of the self. For feminist artists, these...

The Glitch-Witch: Feminist Digital Art in an Age of Algorithmic Control

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 There is a particular archetype emerging in contemporary feminist art — a hybrid creature who moves between analogue and digital realms, dr...

The Persona as Weapon: Feminist Performativity in the Age of Surveillance

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 The contemporary artist lives under uninterrupted surveillance. Not merely state surveillance (though that cobweb is always humming in the ...

Archiving Resistance: Feminist Counterculture and the Politics of Documentation

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 We speak often about “preserving women’s voices,” but rarely do we address the uncomfortable truth: archives are inherently violent. They e...

The Feral Feminine: Reclaiming Agency Through Subversive Aesthetics

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 There is a particular electricity that crackles at the place where transgression meets reclamation. For many women artists, myself included...