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Still Born, by Guadalupe Nettel, complicates the idea of having children

Still Born, by Guadalupe Nettel, complicates the idea of having children
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Inverness café to host new environmental book group

Inverness café to host new environmental book group
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Art Monsters and Thunderclap: Looking at art with fresh eyes

Sinéad Gleeson reviews impressive new books on art by Lauren Elkin and Laura Cumming

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Delving Into the History of Unruly Bodies in Feminist Art

Featuring the work of Kathy Acker, Ana Mendieta, Carolee Schneemann and more, Lauren Elkin’s new book Art Monsters is a daring meditation on artists and writers whose work speaks from the body. Here, she talks about excess and monstrosity

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The shock of the new in feminist art

Lauren Elkin begins her book about bodily art with a charming ode to the punctuation mark that she in American English calls a ‘slash’ and we in British English call a ‘stroke’. She likes the way it expresses ‘division yet relation’. Brings disparate things together. Makes space for ambiguity. Blends and blurs. And/or. She writes:

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