Month: February 2014

The Artist Activist Online

On March 8, 2011 I launched So to Speak’s blog with a simple one line post. No in-depth journal and provocative claim, just a quick

Sheila McMullin February 26, 2014

AWP Offsite Reading at The Pine Box!

The staff of So to Speak would like to invite you to our offsite reading at the 2014 AWP conference in Seattle, Washington! Our multi-genre reading

Editors February 19, 2014

Remembering Philomela: Origins of the Mute Woman, and Why She Remains Pertinent to Feminists

The mute woman found in myths and folklore embodies issues of marginalization, subjection, and self-determination. She is an intriguing figure because she invokes both empathy

Christina Elaine Collins February 16, 2014

Representations of the Feminine Body and Psyche: An Interview with Lili Almog

I first discovered Lili Almog’s work at the Brooklyn Museum’s Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, where her stunning images illuminated an intimate stillness

Editors February 9, 2014

Pull-Ups: One Feminist’s Take on the Controversy

As a feminist, I was interested in the Marine Corps’s January decision to delay the implementation of its testing standards when 55 percent of women

Editors February 2, 2014

Month: February 2014

The Artist Activist Online

AWP Offsite Reading at The Pine Box!

Remembering Philomela: Origins of the Mute Woman, and Why She Remains Pertinent to Feminists

Representations of the Feminine Body and Psyche: An Interview with Lili Almog

Pull-Ups: One Feminist’s Take on the Controversy

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