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Blood, Thread and Lockdown (Bonus)
Visualising Menstruation is written, hosted, edited and produced by Dr Bee Hughes.
In this episode (a brief departure from our promised schedule) Bee shares project updates, reflects on their experience as Artist in Residence at St Andrews during Covid, talks through some of the menstrual art historical touchstones of their work, and reveals how an iconic academic gown was transformed into menstrual art. Listen now.
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ra/flow-state
License code: KL36RERAGRJTA1OS
Follow us on Instagram @visualising_menstruation
Get involved at: https://forms.microsoft.com/e/Vc2h3dqPH8
Find out more about Bee at www.beehughes.co.uk and full show notes here
The Visualising Menstruation project is supported by LJMU Faculty of Society + Culture funding.
The Artists Residency and Blood Lines project discussed in this episode were funded by a Diversity and Inclusion Grant from the University of St Andrews. Bee’s residency was hosted jointly by the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art and Institute of Gender Studies.
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By Dr Bee HughesVisualising Menstruation is written, hosted, edited and produced by Dr Bee Hughes.
In this episode (a brief departure from our promised schedule) Bee shares project updates, reflects on their experience as Artist in Residence at St Andrews during Covid, talks through some of the menstrual art historical touchstones of their work, and reveals how an iconic academic gown was transformed into menstrual art. Listen now.
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ra/flow-state
License code: KL36RERAGRJTA1OS
Follow us on Instagram @visualising_menstruation
Get involved at: https://forms.microsoft.com/e/Vc2h3dqPH8
Find out more about Bee at www.beehughes.co.uk and full show notes here
The Visualising Menstruation project is supported by LJMU Faculty of Society + Culture funding.
The Artists Residency and Blood Lines project discussed in this episode were funded by a Diversity and Inclusion Grant from the University of St Andrews. Bee’s residency was hosted jointly by the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art and Institute of Gender Studies.