Pauline Hisbacq – Songs for Women and Birds

Pauline Hisbacq – Songs for Women and BirdsFor 19 years (1981 2000), ordinary women, most of them mothers, occupied a military base and set up the Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp. They fought hard, peacefully, and unisex, against the installation of nuclear missiles by the United States, right here in England. In order to mobilize the population to their cause, they imagined many actions, performances, production of objects. They took the habit of singing in resistance to the police, and

natural cycles and geological erosion act as gentle and sometimes abrupt reminders of loss and impermanence

Dieter Roth

Sheets dampened from night sweats transpose to pills on two tongues and an arm around the shoulder

purity and identity

In his first North-American series

This internalized fracture provides the photographer with a certain distance

Coming up for Air is the result of a long-term photographic body of work made in Japan between 2008 & 2009 over the course of three visits to the country

the plants

Leah Gordon has been photographing Jacmel Carnival and recording oral histories with its participants since 1995

240 × 170 mm

psychological and cultural reunification has proved to be a much slower and more difficult process

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