Women's Issue-based Postcards
These postcards were created by women survivors of gender-based violence/hatred and others who are concerned with women’s oppression. The postcards are visual representations of lived experiences and serve to more accurately depict the empowering and disempowering experiences of women. By displaying women’s personal stories in public space, I intend to politicize women’s personal and raise awareness of women's issues in an attempt to stop acts of gender-based violence/hatred.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Week 12
e. Visual response to the prompt:
"A time when you felt empowered by making a positive personal choice/change"
Week 12
f. Visual response to the prompt:
"A time when you felt empowered by making a positive personal choice/change"
Week 12
b. Visual response to the prompt:
"A time when you felt empowered by making a positive personal choice/change"
Week 12
a. Visual response to the prompt:
"A time when you felt empowered by making a positive personal choice/change"
Week 7
f. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Week 11
c. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Week 11
d. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Week 11
b. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Week 11
f. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Week 11
e. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Week 11
a. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was threatened) into an empowering experience?"
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
Week 9
d. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Week 9
c. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Week 9
f. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Week 9
b. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Week 9
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Week 9
a. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you or another woman you know felt/was violated) into an empowering experience?"
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Week 5
f. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you felt powerless) into an empowering experience?"
Week 7
d. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Week 7
c. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Friday, April 22, 2011
Week 7
b. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Week 7
e. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Week 7
a. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you did not feel in control) into an empowering experience?"
Monday, April 11, 2011
Week 5
c. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you felt powerless) into an empowering experience?"
Friday, April 8, 2011
Week 5
e. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you felt powerless) into an empowering experience?"
Week 5
d. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you felt powerless) into an empowering experience?"
Week 5
b. Visual response to the prompt:
"How could/did you turn the negative experience that you represented in your previous postcard (A time when you felt powerless) into an empowering experience?"
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