Written by Oscar Hawkley [Trigger warning: violence, sexual violence, rape, mutilation] Medusa is a mythical Gorgon, though uniquely for her kind was deemed beautiful. Both her beauty and Gorgonism could be deemed as a blessing or curse. Beauty is usually considered a positive trait, though in Medusa’s case, it was enough to lead to the… Read More The Medusa Reclamation
Written by Chloe Lawson In 2018, tens of thousands of women of all ages and backgrounds took to the streets in Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and London to mark 100 years since the first UK women were allowed to vote. The event, named PROCESSIONS, was a once in a lifetime mass participation artwork whereby 100 women… Read More Women Making History: An Exhibition
Written by Madylene Beardmore I had been looking for some time for a reason to write something on Gertrude Bell, so when I was asked to consider writing about a woman to celebrate March being International Women’s Month, I jumped at the opportunity. Bell is not unknown, she was even considered one of BBC’s ‘Icons’… Read More Gertrude Bell – A Life of Exploration
A Little Insight 