Monthly Archives: April 2018

On reconstructed women: a very short talk. On International Women’s Day I went to Southend to give a half pech-kucha – that’s three minutes of chat. What a warm reception. Definitely worth the trip, I’d say… Metal Southend pecha kucha

On Saturday 7th April, a group of women who had never previously met gathered outside St Agatha’s church in Sparkhill to participate in a three hour adventure, exploring how the commodification and mythologising of breasts within our society – from … Continue reading →

ROSY MARTIN 1992 ‘I never studied photography,’ I tell Rosy; ‘I just made it up as I went along.’  ‘What ingenue crap,’ Rosy says. She is lying on a kitchen floor in Exeter, blowing cigarette smoke out of a cat … Continue reading →

Today at 1pm  I shall be reprising the Birmingham Intimate Tour of Breasts walk,  (I understand it’s known by staff at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery as The “Infamous Tour….” ) with a few changes and additions – not … Continue reading →

On March 3rd 2018 I gave the second performance of my single-breasted monologue, Truth is Beauty, at the Women’s Art Library at Goldsmith’s College. Here are drawings made by artists and non-artists alike – women who came to hear my … Continue reading →