Art Series by Adaora Oramah // The shoot aims to contribute to discussions on intersectional feminism and explore the ways black, dark-skinned women navigate harmful one-dimensional and Eurocentric representations of femininity.
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Art series by Cat Willett My name is Cat Willett. I’ve lived in Brooklyn, NY for the last 5 years, and I’m originally from Buffalo, NY. I love to travel, gathering inspiration from foreign places and digesting it into my work. I’m super interested in horticulture, and have 26 plants in my home at the …
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Art series by Meg Clark // I wasn’t really aware my photography had subtle feminist messages, and if I became aware, I would dismiss them myself. I think I was afraid of becoming too political with my work. This project is about becoming conscious of my choices and simultaneously detached from what others may think.
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Art series by Tina Vlahos // “In Time” is a series that was created in hopes of detaching standards that were formed by misogynistic media and a society long oppressive of women.
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Art Series by Elena Brangi // Through self-portraiture, I’ve tried to tell my history of challenges and of psychological illness.
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Art series by Valeria Dellisanti // I asked girls to let me photograph their rooms in order to get to know them and their personality on a different level. The girls allowed me to enter an intimate place where their daily life takes place.
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Interview of Planet Prudence by Meredith // I just need art in my life, it’s as simple as that. It’s the best thing for me.
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Art series by Annie Wong // I thought it would be fun to illustrate period euphemisms as animated GIFs so people could share them and open up the conversation a bit.
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Art series by Isabella Kottek // I wanted to create some text-based slogans that would shine a more positive light on menstruation
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Art series by Alejandra Bela // I created this series to express all these emotions that I identify with the color red, and in the process, I realized that the images not only express my experience as a woman, but also what many others experience as well.
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