Some of my feminist paper dolls will be part of the inaugural exhibition at University of New England's School of Social Work Art and Social Justice Certificate Program. This is kinda cool. This is a link to the page highlighting the artists in the showcase. As of this writing all my contact info is wrong and missing. Sigh.
I was also censored in the show, which is interesting considering the scope of the program. The piece that was rejected was my Feminist Paper Doll from March 2, 2012, Sen. Judy Eason McIntyre. I am not sure if they took offense to the word "government" or "fuck" but the piece referenced a protest against an invasive ultrasound bill that was being pushed through the Oklahoma legislature. This bill had it passed would have forced women seeking abortions (any terminations including VERY early ones) to have an ultrasound and in most cases that would result in a vaginal ultrasound. Frankly, the thing being protested was more gruesome
than any word in the English language. And I am baffled by the schools censor. again...Sigh.
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| March 2, 2012 Sen. Judy Eason McIntyre |
than any word in the English language. And I am baffled by the schools censor. again...Sigh.
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