In a creative practice peice for our new issue, Ana Patiño & Maria Karpushina use the idyllic image of a garden as a microcosm, shattered, to reflect the harsh reality of patriarchal practices www.maifeminism.com/a-little-bea... #creativepractice #feminism #exquisitecorpse #garden
"Dying on film ‘overwhelmingly happens to white, middle-class people.’" Jillian Tullis & Emily Ryalls unpick the stereotypes in their timely contribution to our latest issue www.maifeminism.com/death-withou... #film #feminism #intersectional
"Tales of the deep dark woods linger in the recesses of our collective imagination, invading our wildest dreams and haunting our darkest nightmares" Trish Black explores the cultural phenomenon of rural noir in our latest issue
www.maifeminism.com/forests-fear... #crime #feminism #noir
Are you a good mother? In our latest issue, Eleanore Gardner & Alyson Miller unpick the problematic ideas surrounding male violence in the Netflix series 'You' www.maifeminism.com/motherhood-g... #tv #feminism #mother
Stacey Pitsilides & Ellen Sampson's essay film in our new issue explores ideas of cellular and digital immortality, making visible the ways that women’s bodies are divided, distributed and re-constructed, networked and summoned into being. www.maifeminism.com/caught-betwe... #film #feminism
We welcome creative submissions that centre feminist thought: video or photo essays, short films or poetry, such as this meditation by Pulkita Anand in our latest issue MAI 15 Intersectional Selves: Feminist Self-Portraiture www.maifeminism.com/stupid-as-yo... #feminism #poetry #academicsky
2025 was the 120th anniversary of Slovenian cinema. Ana Šturm interviews Urška Djukić about her film Little Trouble Girls and women's voices in Slovenian cinema for our latest edition MAI 15 Intersectional Selves Feminist Self-Portraiture www.maifeminism.com/urska-djukic... #film #voice #academicsky
"the story of a woman’s relationship to death is the story of the world, of then, of now, of always, of still." Michele Aaron sets the scene for our new issue in her foreword to MAI 16: Dead Women and Gendered Death in Visual Culture. www.maifeminism.com/dead-women-a...
Excited to share our new issue, guest edited by Devaleena Kundu, Bethan Michael-Fox, and Khyati Tripathi which shows through a diverse range of essays how feminism extends beyond one’s lifespan. www.maifeminism.com/issues/focus... #feminism
Did you miss us? There's still lots to read in our latest issue MAI 15. Start the year off with Angela Varricchio exploring feminist perspectives on conflict photography. www.maifeminism.com/women-photog... #photography #feminism #academicsky
This creative article uses a fragmented structure to echo narratives of those whose lives were affected by femicide and gendered violence.
