In conversations with my peers, and through my own experiences, I have discovered that identifying as a feminist elicits complicated, confusing and often disturbing responses:
Author: Anna Haydock-Wilson
Artist, Filmmaker and Community Project Manager
Rosy started the digital ball rolling on March 25th with ‘a poem for a sketch…
These amazing young people from South Bristol with support from Gill Simmons of Brave Bold Drama, choreographer Vic Hole of 2’Oclock Beauty Queens & film-maker Anna Haydock-Wilson devised a dance piece.
On the 29th October 2018 we met lets of lovely young people aged 8-18 from Hartcliffe at the Room13 Harclive studio in Spike Island Arts. We played some games with words to encourage us to share our opinions and our voices and made some posters.
This piece was written many years ago as a performance to celebrate International Women’s Day, and we have edited it down as a written piece to mary 2019 as so much still applies. We’re hoping to record it performed by younger women- any takers?
Lizzie Philps and Anna Haydock-Wilson in converstation We have been researching at the Women’s Art…
‘I would like to nominate Rose Frain, a wonderfully fierce artist and feminist who has…
‘I am a Chilean artist and psychologist. I research, both theoretical and pictorial, the image of the female body grounded in my cultural context.
