WIENERS,
anyone?
How did operating a grill become a feminist issue? I can’t tell you how many female friends I have that defer grilling activities to the men in their lives under the guise of not knowing “how to do it”. Really? Amongst this group of women who are financiers, scientists, diplomats & artists, no one can operate a grill? Please. Maybe they are just faking it, like me, to avoid the additional work occasionally. *Shhh* This next Call has NOTHING to do with the grilling of meat and EVERYTHING to do with feminism. Take a look…
Check out this Call for Entries from On the Ground Floor (Los Angeles) for The Feminist Sex Shoppe. This is open to all media. The best men I know are feminists, and this Call does NOT exclude men. Don’t miss this opportunity…
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CALL for ENTRIES:
Feminist Sex
“We seek new works that explore concepts of sex-positive feminism including pleasure and desire, repression and repulsion, taboo and fantasy, body image and biology, love, lust, and eroticism. We welcome works that address sexual health and well-being and reflect the influence of family, religion, culture, politics, education, and the economy on women and their sexuality.” –from onthegroundfloor.co/fss
ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists. (not gender specific)
MEDIA: Open to all media.
DEADLINE: February 9, 2015
NOTIFICATION: February 20, 2015
ENTRY FEE: $25
CURATOR: Malika Ali is a Los Angeles-based artist & curator working in multiple media including film & video, installation, photography, and the written word. She is an alumna of Howard University and The American Film Institute where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree.
Malika Ali has exhibited with The Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival, Arena 1 Gallery, Upstairs at the Market Gallery, and On The Ground Floor (OTGF), an artist-run space she co-founded in the View Park district of Los Angeles. Her blog converges contemporary art, writing, design, lifestyle, family, culture, and politics.
For complete details, Read the Full Call!
