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Caona: Keeping the gold. An Interview with Cae Massena, co-founder of Caona, a collective dedicated to supporting women musicians in France.

Topic: 
Activism
Art
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Jamika Ajalon, artist, musician and poet, speaks with Cae Massena, artist, musician, academic and co-founder of Caona, a collective dedicated to supporting women musicians in France.

Jamika: What do you do?

Interviewee: 
Cae Massena, artist/musician/academic and co-founder of Caona.
Interviewer: 
Jamika Ajalon, artist, musician, poet
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An interview with Ida Hiršenfelder, editor of Sektor Ž, feminist radio show on Radio Študent, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Topic: 
Activism
Education

Please can you introduce yourself?
With general introductions it could take too long to really explain myself. Personal histories can be really funny and sometimes really traumatic but I’ll try to tell you the funny part of the story.

I mean an introduction related to your media production, of course.

Interviewer: 
Tea Hvala
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Radiopodcast about the internet archive grassrootsfeminism.net - Interview during Civilmedia 2011

Topic: 
Grassroots media in Europe

Radiointerview über das Feministische Internetarchiv und Netzwerk grassrootsfeminism.net

Zum Anhören bei freie-radios.net:
http://freie-radios.net/40583

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Jamika Ajalon "The Fugitive Archetype of Resistance: a metamorphical narrative"

Topic: 
Activism
Art
Queer feminism
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THE FUGITIVE ARCHETYPE OF RESISTANCE: a metamorphical narrative

by Jamika Ajalon
presentation @ Civilmedia 2011 in Salzburg
Stream: Feminist Media Production in Europe

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creating a nexus between activism and the arts. Melanie Manos in Conversation with Deb King.

Topic: 
Activism
Art

Melanie Manos' performance work has romped on the tightrope between absurdity and solemnity since the late 1990s, giving a view into the tension between the individual and the exigencies of modern society. Whether through the Beckettian work of unending circularity with MBC partner Sarah Buckius, physically demanding minimalist body sculptures or the recent narrative-based work performed at Marygrove College in Detroit, Manos reminds me that performance is at its core political.

Interviewee: 
Melanie Manos
Interviewer: 
Deb King
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LGTB Pride Beograd: In what quantity are human rights consumed? A Text by Zoe Gudovic

Topic: 
Activism
LGBT and queer issues

The PRIDE PARADE took place.
This is roughly the fourth time that there was an attempt to organize it, gather the people, stroll down the streets, so that we can show that lesbians, gays, trans and queer people exist in Serbia. However you classify yourself, whichever group you belong to, you either think you have freedom or you know that you don’t have it.

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Lynn Hershman, Director of !WOMEN ART REVOLUTION, in conversation with Charlotte Cook.

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Art
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When I first heard about ! Women Art Revolution – A Secret History, I thought that a film had been made about the Guerrilla Girls and that era and was thrilled as it was a period of history crying out for a documentary. The film starts out quite ambiguously, introducing some of the characters, and then asks women through vox pops to name female artists – and my reaction as a viewer, and someone who went to art school, was of shock that people weren’t listing the likes of Jenny Saville, Sam Taylor-Wood, Gillian Wearing, Julie Doucet or even Tracy Emin straight off the bat.

Interviewee: 
Lynn Hershman
Interviewer: 
Charlotte Cook
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Artist Cordelia Donohoe has work currently showing as part of a V Day photography exhibition 5th – 20th March 2010 at the New Players Theatre, Villiers Street. London.

Topic: 
Art
Gender studies
Girls and young women
Sex and sexualities
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Tell me about the work you have been doing.
My recent bodies of work are around the notion of the prostitute, they are part of a dialogue about what creating a sexualized identity and advertising on the internet might mean. I take apart the process of taking photographs, I also use text and collage to question what one is seeing and who is being addressed. It is also a personal journey about my own relationship to my womanliness.

How did you get into doing this?

Interviewee: 
Cordelia Donohoe
Interviewer: 
Christina Olivieri
Tags: 
Feminism
art
photography
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La Mestiza: Making new feminisms. An interview with Raquel from Lima, Peru.

Topic: 
Activism
LGBT and queer issues
Social Work
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Can you introduce yourself?

Interviewee: 
Raquel Andrade
Interviewer: 
Elke Zobl and Rosa Reitsamer
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