Desirous Dreams: The feminist erotics of Rebecca Horn’s ‘Berlin Exercises in Nine Parts’ (1974–75)
For a period of 12 months during 1968 and 1969, Rebecca Horn was isolated in hospital with lung poisoning contracted…
For a period of 12 months during 1968 and 1969, Rebecca Horn was isolated in hospital with lung poisoning contracted…
From the 10th to the 23rd of July 2019, Puerto Rico, a Caribbean archipelago that has been subjected to U.S….
Cao Fei’s ‘Blueprints’ begins in a room decorated to look like a mid-20th century foyer in China: the kind you…
Stanya Kahn’s latest short film ‘No Go Backs’ (2020) opens with two teenage boys pissing into the grassy scrub with…
In 1981, in Boston, Massachusetts, Anne Charlotte Robertson bought five rolls of Super 8 film with which to record her…
Anne Charlotte Robertson started keeping a diary when she was 11 and never stopped. By the time the artist died…
A conversation between Everlane Moraes, Janaína Oliveira, Kênia Freitas, and Tatiana Carvalho Costa. Translated by Lillian Maguire and Natalia Davies….
Describing the motivation behind his feature The Sky Trembles and the Earth is Afraid and the Two Eyes Are Not…
Barbara Hammer’s ‘Double Strength’ (1976) opens with a sequence of sepia photographs featuring Hammer and her then-partner, Terry Sendgraff, a…
Amanda Melissa Baggs, also known as Mel Baggs, died on 11 April 2020. This essay was originally published in print…
“I’ve never shown ten of my films in chronological order before. I’m going to be sitting there with you and…
An experimental documentary that unpacks a personal archive without exposition, narration, or dialogue, Ulrike Ottinger’s Still Moving (2009) relies instead…
When she arrived at the British border off the ferry from France in 1951, Lorenza Mazzetti’s Italian passport was stamped…
On two nights – one in December 1972, the other April 1973 – the multiracial, multimedia feminist art collective Red,…
If the afterlife exists, I’ve always imagined that I’d like mine to be underwater. I’d be reborn as something with…
It’s said that Theodor Adorno asked to have the walls of his lecture hall painted a certain shade of grey….
Watching Ute Aurand’s Rushing Green with Horses is like being spirited sideways into a pastoral. Shot entirely in 16mm with…
“You have to have a certain sense of defiance in you so you don’t self-destruct. They can’t stop the creative…
Near the end of her Turner Prize-winning film ‘BRIDGIT’ (2016), Charlotte Prodger remembers reading “things Sandy Stone wrote in 1994…
Throughout Mika Rottenberg’s career, the artist has – as she puts it – rented the bodies of extraordinary women. By…
Jane Arden (a pseudonym possibly drawn from a ‘girl reporter’ comic strip, or a correspondent of Mary Wollstonecraft, or both,…