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In Review: The Week of October 7th
This week we dreamed up a Greta Gerwig-directed film adaptation, chatted with activist carla bergman, tried our hand at two fall-inspired recipes, and more.
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“The Treasures and the Damage” by Maureen Hynes“Much of women’s history is left behind, unremembered and under-studied, but when I see the online reproduction of Seiden’s Dora, or Newton’s Nude in the Studio, I am also struck by the whiteness of the artists, and of their subjects. These artists represent a narrow slice of women’s history (some—but not all—relatively privileged, white, able-bodied), and still their lives are less than visible. But in Sotto Voce, women’s lives, both straight and queer, present the balancing points between love and loss, danger and safety, observation and action, the lives of those who came before and those alive today, the natural world, and the one we’ve built.”Maureen Hynes on women and art and the historical material that inspired some of the poems in her new collection Sotto Voce for #WomensHistoryMonthTagged: