On Being a Mother and an Artist
70-80% of art students are women. 70-80% of art in galleries is by men. Why?
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70-80% of art students are women. 70-80% of art in galleries is by men. Why?
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Drowning in Day Jobbe work. This will be the state of things until the end of January or thereabouts. Hard push for the next 6 weeks. I’m also working on cobbling back together a good workout routine. Regular workouts are great, buy my sugar numbers have suffered. Lots of lows this week as I work
Happy Holidays! (and thanks to Stephanie, our wingman, for all the great photos!)
The Protagonist Gets a Tree Read More »
“I don’t want to survive. I want to LIVE.”– The Captain, WALL-E
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I have a good many things to be thankful for, but it really hit home today as I was browsing through these blog archives. The last five years have been nothing short of… harrowing? Amazing? Harrowing and amazing, perhaps. In any case, it’s made me even more incredibly thankful for where I’m at right now.
New guest blog post up at Ecstatic Days: Branded: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
Branded: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. Read More »
Is anyone else really concerned that the latest “health screening reversals” have targeted women? See mammograms, and pelvic exams. I have yet to see the “let’s stop screening men for prostate cancer” and “forget the colonoscopies” announcement.
HealthCare Concerns Read More »
Short animation based on the Ray Bradbury story of the same name.
There Will Come Soft Rains Read More »
… and why it’s still assumed that every audience member is straight, white, upper-middle class, and male. WGA report examining employment and earnings trends for writers in the Hollywood industry: 2009 Executive Summary (.pdf)2009 Hollywood Writers Report (.pdf) (via deadbrowalking)
In Case There Was Any Doubt About Who’s Creating Your Media… Read More »