The Department of Feminist Conversations in Dialogue with Marisa Carnesky's Live Archive

Mary Paterson; Maddy Costa

doi:10.1386/9781835950104_22

The Department of Feminist Conversations in Dialogue with Marisa Carnesky's Live Archive

Authors: Mary Paterson, Maddy Costa¹
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Source: Obsessions of a Showwoman , pp 298-312
Publication Date: October 2024
DOI: https://bibliotheek.ehb.be:2102/10.1386/9781835950104_22
Language: English

The Department of Feminist Conversations is a collective exploring feminist modes of gathering and exchange. In this chapter we approach Marissa Carnesky's ‘Live Archive’ as a creative inspiration for writing about the politics of memory, loss, identity, migration, gender, and belonging.

Keywords: art ; belonging ; conversation ; feminism ; gender ; live art ; loss ; memory ; migration ; performance

Paperback ISBN: 9781835950104

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