Saturday, 27 January 2018

visual inspiration (sb2)



One of the most popular designs available from my clothing brand is the 'no still means no' design, inspired by having to reject the advances of people multiple times before they get the message.

I believe the reason that the design is so popular is because so many women can relate with the message behind the design, it's becoming clear to me that if theirs a sense of relateability and normality when it comes to addressing the topic then more and more women will come forward and the crimes wont go unnoticed.
a message from a 'no still means no' customer


The body outline of Luzene Hill, Eastern Ban Cherokee from Atlanta, GA, shows her position after being attacked as the 3,780 hand-made Khipu cords were then hung on the wall inside the Harvey Gallery of Contemporary Art at the Eiteljorg Museum on May 19, 2015. Hill, 68, was attacked while jogging at an Atlanta park 11 years ago. Her perpetrator used the strings on her jacket to strangler her into silence. Now, she's coming to the Eiteljorg Museum as one of its five 2015 contemporary Native American art fellows to install a piece consisting of 3,780 knots representing the number of unreported rapes of women in the U.S. within a 24-hour period. "I am reporting and counting for those women who didn't," 



While Hong Kong, Taiwan, and even Hanoi jumped to participate in #MeToo’, though not much on the subject had come from China, where social control is strict, and few are able to actively speak out against misogyny. A recent study found 80 per cent of the female population experiences sexual assault at some point in their work lives. Now, though, Chinese women are slowly breaking their silence, and quite possibly defying their government through the hashtag #WoYeShi


Jen Brockman, 2013 exhibit

A new website Rotten Apples lets you check if a film has an alleged sexual abuser or harassment in front or behind the camera. Type in the name of a film and it will tell you if any of the cast or crew have been accused of sexual misconduct, making avoiding the work of abusive men easier than ever. The website provides a link to a credible news source and a story on the allegations for you to investigate further.
The front cover of New York Magazine, featuring 35 of Bill Cosby's accusers.


A student posed as a dominatrix at the scene of her rape, in a photo series called ‘Reclamation’, Karmenife Paulino returned to the fraternity house where it happened to assert her power


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