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Definitions of Feminism: Early to Post-modern...

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Can a feminist really love Sex and the City?



Can a feminist really love Sex and the City?


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The Guerrilla Girls



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48th Weekly Feature: Women Artists in Canada: Lori Clarke

LORI CLARKE, St. Johns



Lori Clarke is an artist of electronic and acoustic music, film and video, installation and performance. Lori's series of work, SOMALORE, has received critical acclaim in performance events and international film festivals for its sensual and evocative… Continue

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Dance Workshops in St. John's



Ame Henderson is a dance artist originally from Vancouver Island and currently living in Toronto. She… Continue

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48th WEEKLY FEATURE WOMEN in the ARTS

Women in the Arts: Canadian Dancer

Sara Joy Stoker, St. John's Newfoundland




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At 3:52am on June 4, 2008, Rosemary House said…
No problem at all my dear, but let's say Monday as I'm really on the run on Friday and may not be in the office at all - so how's around 11 am on Monday?
Cheers, R
At 11:57am on June 2, 2008, Rosemary House said…
Hey darling - on my way home - sitting in Montreal airport (7 hour layover - aaargh). Great to see Alanis on the daily artist page - leave her up for a couple of days anyway - will we get together wednesday? I'll have a cheque for you, we can talk the 48th.... tomorrow will be a good decompression day and I should be all keen to be back at it soon! see you soon, rose x
At 11:39am on May 29, 2008, Lois Brown said…
Hey - funny how you added the violence against women thing and that's what Berni is talking about in the video interview I added.
At 8:23am on April 11, 2008, Irene Duma said…
I never saw that film - but I heard about it. No kidding. Like subway ticket takers who never see the light of day. Yuck.

I am aiming for June - oh ya baby
At 11:11am on April 5, 2008, Lois Brown said…
Can i feature butterflies w your daughter on the main?
At 12:58pm on March 27, 2008, Frank Fagan said…
hope ur havin a fab time in europe...just booked our tix for france today...paris and cannes...can't wait!!! fxo
At 4:06am on March 26, 2008, Rosemary House said…
Bon voyage cherie!! Vois-tu a paris! Rxxx
At 7:46am on March 19, 2008, Jenina MacGillivray said…
Ditto! (but only last) - ALex
At 11:51am on March 10, 2008, Jenina MacGillivray said…
yeah me too - believe me I always have to spell my name..first and last!
At 10:12am on March 10, 2008, Jinx Macgillivray said…
And we spell it the same way...... ray not ary. I run into that problem all the time i.e. my passport.

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Our name was inspired by a survey of elected women in governments worldwide showing Canada in the disappointing position of #48. And over the past two years we've dropped to 50 and risen to 47....
We're a politically motivated, artistically driven platform for feminists interested in challenging the status quo.
We invite filmmakers, artists and activists to express themselves and contribute their art and ideas.
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