ISMs In The Art Gallery I have linked my presentation, above, and the photo shows all of my casts so far laid out on the table during my presentation. During my presentation I wanted to focus on how my river project is about engaging the audience and being more interactive than your average piece of […]
Read More Presentation- ISMs in the Art Gallery 07/03/19The above is the PDF version of my handmade zine FAT, which I scanned, cleaned up on Photoshop, then used Indesign to turn into a PDF.
Read More FAT ZINEI finally dug up the file for the BPD Zine I made last year and saved it as a digital version. If you have recently been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) also known as Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (EUPD), know someone who has been, or would just like to learn more about the disorder […]
Read More BPD & MEScreenshots of a piece of writing I originally posted to my Instagram, about being perceived as a fat woman after an incident that happened during lockdown. Transcript: ” Car Window (or Being Perceived as a Fat Woman)You lean out of the car window and jeer at meYou say your mate wants my numberI hear you […]
Read More Car Window, or Being Seen as a Fat WomanThe_Carrier_Bag_Theory_of_Fiction_-_Ursu The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction by Ursula K Le Guin, lead by Elena the human aspect- not sure if we agree that heroes are the driver of a story, necessarily- people in the modern day enjoy watching people do mundane everyday activities- i.e. ASMR videos, or the TV show Gogglebox the container as […]
Read More BABEWORLD READING GROUP: The Carrier Bag Theory of FictionMORR Poetry Anthology Digital I recently undertook a commission to design a poetry anthology for the Make Our Rights Reality campaign– a youth led campaign for a human rights based approach to mental health which I have been part of for a few years. I have designed a digital PDF version (linked above) as well […]
Read More Designing a Poetry Anthology for the Make Our Rights Reality CampaignI am leading next week’s Babeworld3000 reading group, and have chosen to examine a zine made by Dr. Charlotte Cooper, The Blob. This post is essentially my notes covering what I want to discuss during the group so that I have something prepped! I have chosen this text as it is something very close to […]
Read More READING GROUP PLAN AND NOTES FROM GROUP: The Blob by Dr Charlotte CooperEXCERPT 3 IMPOSTER SYNDROME (there are a few pages missing) Notes made during the 3rd reading group The Problem With Impostor Syndrome is a chapter from a book called Steal As Much As You Can by Nathalie Olah: the writing style uses a lot of academic language to make it more palatable to academia the way […]
Read More READING GROUP WITH BABEWORLD3000: The Problem With Imposter SyndromeTAKING UP SPACE EXCERPT Notes made during the second BABEWORLD3000 reading group, reading the introduction to Taking Up Space: The Black Girl’s Manifesto for Change by Chelsea Kwakye and Ore Ogunbiyi the expectations placed on minorities- remembering where you come from, but not allowing yourself to be tokenised the pressure to succeed that others who are […]
Read More BABEWORLD3000 Reading Group: Intro to “Taking Up Space”FIRST READING – THE PLEASURE BUTTON- LOW INCOME FOOD INEQUALITY- EXCERPT FROM KNOW YOUR PLACE PDF of scans of the text above Notes made during the reading group: Fish and chips on a Friday night with my Granddad sharing of working class experiences via the reading group “aftertaste of regret” – this hit me because […]
Read More Reading Group With Babeworld3000: “The Pleasure Button: Low Income Food Inequality”
