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Notice HAWT'S
change of sub-heading to:
VISUALIZING JUSTICE
We reached out for suggestions from HAWT's friends and from the ...
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Honorary Board
Loreen Arbus
Abigail Disney
Lauren Embrey
Merle Hoffman
Carol Jenkins
Patti Kenner
Pat Mitchell
Ellen Poss
Elizabeth Sackler
Gloria Steinem
Board of Directors
Helen Hardacre
Rebecca Siemens Spooner
Linda Stein
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Advisory Council
Sue Ginsburg: Chair
Mary Blake
Beth Bolander
Sarah Connors
Marilyn Falik
Eva Fogelman
Karen Keifer-Boyd
Michael Kimmel
John McCue
Jeanie Rosensaft
Menachem Rosensaft
Lori Sokol
Amy Stone
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... and the majority voted
to switch from For Gender Justice to
VISUALIZING JUSTICE.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Possessions 932
2018; Wood, metal, fabric, and mixed media;
63" x 23" x 18"
From What to Leave, What to Take: Cabinets, Cupboards, Cases, and Closets.
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Linda Stein's 'Displacement Art'
What do we reach for when
we have to flee?
by Eleanor J Bader
The Progressive
March 4, 2019
Linda Stein knows first-hand
about being uprooted from
her home by violence.
"I was displaced from my lower Manhattan apartment for eight months following the attacks of September 11," the New York City-based artist tells me. "While I know that this is inconsequential compared to what people are dealing with in Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, and Central America, it nonetheless prompted me to think differently and more deeply about the issue." What do people who are forced to leave their homes take with them, Stein wondered. What do they leave behind? How do they feel about the
objects they abandon?
Click
here
for the article
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Wonder Woman Cartoon with blurbs by the artist
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Growing up in the 1950's
by Linda Stein
Women's eNews
January 3, 2019
"Many moons ago during the middle of the twentieth century (before the gender expansion of today), learning to look and act like a proper young lady involved being self-effacing, self-limiting and docile."
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here
for the article
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Wonder Woman Escapes 892
2017; Fabric, metal, archival pigment
on fabric; 33" x 32" x 2"
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Before Wonder Woman Ruled
Deferring to Men
by Linda Stein
Voice Male
(A version of this article first appeared in Women's eNews.)
"Growing up female in the 1950s, I learned that ladylike postures, specifically with legs crossed either at the knees or ankles, and hands in lap, were mandatory for a female. But female restrictions went deeper than just posture, as we accepted the cultural norm of displaying deference to men in words and demeanor."
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RECENT CARTOON
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Trump Hiding 969
© Linda Stein 2019; D
rawing,
Various dimensions
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Smith interns Emma and
Mary attend the
We Make America Parade,
June 1, 2019
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NEW SERIES
To see
Armored for To
day's Events s
eries click
here
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Pro-Choice Activism: Today, and in 1989 with Merle Hoffman 968
2019; collage; 23" x 29.5"
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VISUALIZING JUSTICE.
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