Portraits of women whose deranged souls reflect the social norms of the time.
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Social analysis and opinion.
I am a feminist, does that make my art feminist by default? If my artwork is specifically feminist, is it still art or does it become propaganda?
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Squares roll worse than circles, but they build better walls. Sometimes we need a wall and sometimes a wheel. Both are important.
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Men are considered more important than women. And many physical, mental and spiritual diseases originate in this dismissal of the feminine.
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To get people to reject an idea by suggesting that the same idea is shared by groups that they despise is an established propaganda technique.
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Is the increase in hairless surface inversely proportional to the loss of civil liberties that we have been suffering during the last thirty years?
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If the public feels that by encouraging feminist art it participates in something important for humanity, funding it won’t be a problem.
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Smith wasn’t interested in how things were, but in how they should be. He attacked greed and defended moderation, decency and justice.
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Art is always political. It exists within a context and uses elements that have a historical, political and social dimension.
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Most artists through history have produced art that has been homogenous, conformist and compliant.
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The arts world is a reflection of its surroundings. Academics and artists have internalised the needs of the system that they live in.
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