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The SlutWalk Comic is a Culture at King’s College London project in collaboration with the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries, Dr Red Chidgey and artist Jay Bernard.

On International Women's Day (8th March 2013
and beyond) women will be invited to upload their
erotic art work on this web site.
www.womenseroticart.com

The aim is to create an on line community that
seeks to find new ways to articulate what it means
to be a women in relation to art and sexuality.

If sexuality used to be a place where real
people had a real connection…

Using the power of aesthetics
We are now here to readdress the balance

You can also do this today!

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The queer WebComicKollektiv was initiated by German comic artist Anna Heger and since October 2012 publishes every month a new issue based on a specific theme (Oct 2012: Langsamkeit/slowness, Nov 2012: Theory) and linking together contributions by various comic artists. There is a permanent open call for contributions and the collective wants to promote German speaking queer and alternative Comic writing.

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Munich based comic artist Anna Heger is publishing her MiniComics (5x5cm²) since 2010. So far 15 MiniComics have been published, some in German and English versions, and all of them can be read on Anna's blog. The comics deal with more personal issues and other stories, (queer-feminist) theory, LGBT and queer issues, critique of gender binarism, stereotypes and heteronormativity, comic writing, etc. In 2012 Anna Heger also initiated the WebComicKollektiv.

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Ka Schmitz is a German comic-artist, illustrator, Wen-Do trainer and also gives comic and other creative and empowering workshops. She is living in Berlin. In her comics she is dealing with issues like violence against women, self-defense, gender roles and stereotypes, LGBT and queer issues, feminist consciousness, empowerment, etc.

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Queer-feminist comic-zine by Swedish comic artist and activist Karolina Bång published in Swedish and English. The often erotic short stories of queer, lesbian cowgirls are set in a western world with no biological men. Emphasis on LGBT and queer issues, gender roles, erotics and sexuality, DIY, feminism and activism, utopia etc. In 2011 a Cowgirls book was released by Galago

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sticker sheets to download for activism against "destructive media imagery" (adverts, lads mags etc.), pornography, etc. facebook-group

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website by German artist/illustrator/ writer Chris Campe with an emphasis on Queer Theory, body politics etc.

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queeristics is a drawing- and research-project about images and image-making. It’s about stereotypes, representation and norms. And about drawing as a form of social activism.

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"The Feminist Poster Project wishes to support feminist poster making by offering a space where feminist posters are collected and archived. All posters on this website are available for downloading in pdf and can be printed easily." A constant call for contribution is maintained; beside archiving the material the blog also provides a DIY - How to make a poster section; although the project's main language is English, material can be found in a variety of languages (most in French, Dutch, English etc.)

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Feminism is... is an Ukrainian feminist comic series and book published by Tamara Zlobina (idea, curator) and Elena Mirosedina (artist) in 2008: "Feminism is... is a series of 20 pictures, which playfully visualize basic ideas of feminism – self-sufficiency, financial independence, freedom from stereotypes, personal choice of an acceptable gender model and so on" influenced/designed after the popular comic strips series Love is... from the 1970s; they also distribute maternity T-shirts and bags with the comic

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