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ANDREA WARNER
“I’ve focused as much as humanly possible on making space for women artists and non-binary and trans artists in the coverage that I get to choose.”
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“I’ve focused as much as humanly possible on making space for women artists and non-binary and trans artists in the coverage that I get to choose.”
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“You can read about it, but the face-to-face interaction is pretty valuable, for the people who were involved in the ‘70s and [the ones] who came along later. It’s a kind of learning that is really interesting in the context of the university gallery, to create situations for that exchange to happen.”
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“We’re doing it for something we want to see in the future, a community we want to cultivate.”
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“It’s really not up to me to decide whether or not people will accept what I do. But it is my personal belief that if they don’t accept what I do, I don’t want them in my life.”
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“I feel strongly that feminism is a method; it doesn’t always have to be your subject.”
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A photo essay by Sara Barr from a visit to the Dusty Babes Collective’s idyllic ceramics studio in Surrey.
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“It’s whatever the kids want to do.”
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I think now, more than ever, there’s a movement happening, so every time a bunch of girls are going to get together it becomes political, you know? We’re just comedians, individually, and we didn’t set out to change anything.
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CiTR is happy to support and work with Jessica Johns, one of the co-creators of the Indigenous Brilliance reading series! Here is what Jessica has…
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This coming Thursday March 8th is #InternationalWomensDay. Join CiTR 101.9FM for 18 hours of 100% FemCon Programming! Listen in on 101.9FM, or online www.citr.ca. Tune in to a…