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Women’s creative practice is treated entirely differently to men’s. The artifacts from GWL relate to artists who have taken control of their own creative narratives and who challenge the dominant narratives about women and art.
Music is one of those amazing things that can bring us joy both through listening and reading about it. Everyone’s connection to music is unique, making it a deeply personal […]
Music holds deep meaning—it can be a form of self-expression, a momentary escape from the world, or a powerful outlet for emotions. It often becomes an essential part of our […]
In my last blog I gave an overview of Frances Power Cobbe and her work. My research has revealed a fascinating and extraordinary woman. As well as establishing a successful career as a journalist, I have found that her approach to journalism as a tool for social reform was entirely unique for a feminist at the time.
Saturday, 5th April, 2:00pm
Touch Tales celebrates and addresses our need for more wide-spread and unashamed acts of platonic connection and care. Through storytelling, writing, conversation and gentle sensation-led movement, we invite you to share your histories and memories of meaningful touch.
Saturday, 5th April, 2:00pm
Starting near the site of the Royal Maternity Hospital on Rottenrow, our guides will lead you through the historic streets of this cosmopolitan hub.
Thursday, 10th April, 5:30pm
Touch Tales celebrates and addresses our need for more wide-spread and unashamed acts of platonic connection and care. Through storytelling, writing, conversation and gentle sensation-led movement, we invite you to share your histories and memories of meaningful touch.
