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#MeToo and the ‘continuum of male sexual violence’: A Review of Liz Kelly’s Concept

Liz Kelly, in her influential 1988 work Surviving Sexual Violence, introduced the concept of a ‘continuum’ to describe…

Art and Politics, Controversies in Art, Creative Spotlight, Visual Art

The Street Art Debate: Banksy Controversy

Hester Mauduit 11 November 202011 November 2020

I recently saw a mural being painted on the corner of a street near mine. It represents two…

Art and Politics, Avant-Garde, Exhibition reviews, Territorial Identity, Visual Art

Exhibition Review: Hassan Sharif at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin

Archie Gibbs 21 July 202027 July 2020

The blue-chip contemporary art institution in the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district currently houses a retrospective of Emirati…

Art and Politics, Territorial Identity, Visual Art, Women Artists

Friederike von Stackelberg Photography – Escaping Stripes

Constantin von Stackelberg 29 June 202029 June 2020

It is funny how one comes into contact with art. One child can walk full of boredom, through…

Art and Politics, Avant-Garde, Visual Art

Korzhev: between the rise and fall of the USSR

Luna Silvestri 7 June 20208 June 2020

We are ending this week which approaches russophile art on different scales with Gelij Korzhev, an artist renowned…

Art and Politics, Avant-Garde, Visual Art

Christo: environmental art and political revolution

Bianca Callegaro 4 June 20208 June 2020

“Beauty, science and art will always triumph”. These words contained in a letter from 1958 well synthesise the…

Art and Politics, Events, Mental Health Awareness, Territorial Identity, Visual Art, Women Artists

Snapshots of life: the eye of Battaglia in the Sicily of the Seventies

Luna Silvestri 21 May 202021 May 2020

Once in high school, the Literature teacher took us to an important lecture. When we sat down, a…

Art and Politics, Visual Art

Hong Kong through the brushes of Firenze Lai

Bianca Callegaro 15 May 202012 July 2020

Our final post on #artandpolitics focuses on the work of Firenze Lai, a contemporary artist, illustrator and editorial…

Art and Politics, Events, Visual Art

The rise of politicizing pavillions in the 58th Venice Biennale

Luna Silvestri 13 May 202019 May 2020

As in #artandpolitics, the 58th Art Biennale in Venice (2019) “May you live in interesting times” emerged with politicizing…

Art and Politics, Visual Art

Goya and the depiction of drama

Belen De Bacco 11 May 202017 May 2020

One of the first Spanish master painters that put emphasis not only on documenting a tragic moment in…

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#MeToo and the ‘continuum of male sexual violence’: A Review of Liz Kelly’s Concept