Ellen Grace 8/19/19 Ellen Grace 8/19/19

Falling Asleep

Philo Cohen 8/9/19 Philo Cohen 8/9/19

In The Studio: Johanna Tagada

Conversation with London based multi-media artist Johanna Tagada.

Philo Cohen 8/8/19 Philo Cohen 8/8/19

In The Studio: Cara Marie Piazza

Conversation with New York based natural dyer and artisan Cara Marie Piazza.

Philo Cohen 8/7/19 Philo Cohen 8/7/19

In Conversation: Between Girls

with Hollis Baker and Grace Coudal

Priyanka Voruganti 8/5/19 Priyanka Voruganti 8/5/19

Seventeen

Priyanka Voruganti 7/25/19 Priyanka Voruganti 7/25/19

Search Bar

Priyanka Voruganti 7/15/19 Priyanka Voruganti 7/15/19

Mondays

Lily Levy-Epstein 7/7/19 Lily Levy-Epstein 7/7/19

Midsommar: Grief is a Lonely Woman

Blesst Bowden 7/5/19 Blesst Bowden 7/5/19

“The Piano”: Inspired by Toni Morrison’s “Recitatif”

Mariah Whittsey 6/27/19 Mariah Whittsey 6/27/19

A Pop Singer Says Pussy Is God

Ellen Grace 6/18/19 Ellen Grace 6/18/19

The Language of Dreams: Exploring the Desire Behind Dream Interpretation

Hlif Olafsdottir 5/28/19 Hlif Olafsdottir 5/28/19

Iceland

A series of interviews, and photographic study conducted by Hlif Olafsdottir.

Lanna Apisukh 2/20/19 Lanna Apisukh 2/20/19

She Skates

A series of interviews, and photographic study conducted by Lanna Apisukh

Speciwomen 11/17/18 Speciwomen 11/17/18

Double Feature: Drums

Priyanka Voruganti 11/13/18 Priyanka Voruganti 11/13/18

Carolee Schneeman: The Last Interview

Staff writer Priyanka Voruganti met with iconic performance artist Carolee Schneemann for an interview with The Feminist Institute a few months ago. The interview was Schneemann’s last interview before she passed last two weeks ago. Voruganti shares the behind the scene with us, exploring themes of identity and celebrity within the interview meeting. An encounter between a long-time admired icon at the end of her life and a young woman about to start her own path as an artist.

Christiana Birch 11/6/18 Christiana Birch 11/6/18

Double Feature: Working Gals

I wanted to visually highlight the working spaces of women of color. The creative process is sometimes as intimate and private as one's own identity. The women I highlighted adapt their identity into their work and vice versa. “Working Gals” is an ongoing series, picking small moments of one's creative process in order to encompass a larger idea of what it means to create through the lens of one's own identity. Through my camera, I can highlight these moments for all of these women without manipulating the calm, creative moments.