This post was written by Deborah Willis, member of the Women’s Centre Artist in Residence Committee. As attendees filtered through the doors for the Women’s Centre’s Annual General Meeting on April 11, they found easels and artists in the back corner. But instead of watching from afar as the artists created art, attendees were asked …
We had the chance to sit down with spoken word artist, Cobra Collins, to get to know a little bit more about her. She held a Women’s Poetry Night workshop last month about the act of creating poetry, inviting women to hone their skills or learn new ones. Tell us a bit about yourself! I …
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Historically, craft has been viewed as a feminine practice with limited influence outside the domestic sphere. More recently, some crafts have increasingly been recognized not only as fine art but also as a subversive and effective form of activism. In May’s Social Issues workshop, we explored a craft medium that leaves a very literal impression …