Bri Noonan noticed a gap in research, specifically on people who were queer, were making art, and were also chronically ill. As a person who lives in the intersection of all three, Bri (whose pronouns […]
A creative resurgence of the official publication of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
Category: Interviews & Profiles
The Feminist Fandom of Trina Robbins
Trina Robbins is an icon. After all, she was the first woman to illustrate Wonder Woman, but like so many aspiring artists, she started her mega-career as a mere zinester. In the late 60s, Trina […]
Black Lives Matter: are you still watching?
Ken and I have been friends for two years. We usually meet up for a yoga class or cocktails where we dive into and complain about work in the service industry and our most recent […]
Portraiture as Art and Activism
Gary Bowers is a Phoenix-based poet and portrait artist. His favorite style of poetry is acrostic, and he’s sketched as many locals as he has famous folks. When I decided to launch The Revolution (Relaunch) […]
In Celebration of Women: Paula Cullison and the Art of Activism
I first met Paula Cullison at a rally to protest the abortion bans threatening to sweep the nation. I was part of a small group of women standing up against the pro-life protestors who were […]
“AOC”: In Celebration of Women
“AOC”, Acrylic on canvas, 60×48 inchesby Lucretia Torva This portrait of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is on display at the Herberger Theater Art Gallery in Phoenix, AZ as part of an exhibition titled “In Celebration of Women: […]
Memory, Land, and Love: An interview with poet and author Amber McCrary
Amber McCrary is writing what she yearned for when she was young in the small town of Flagstaff, Arizona. “I always felt kind of like an outcast and a weirdo growing up. I never really […]
Vegan-Feminism Gone Wild: An Interview with Lisa Barca of Scarlet Rescue
Scarlet Rescue could be mistaken for the name of a no-kill shelter, but Lisa Barca’s mission is a bit more punk and a lot more entertaining. Lisa is a singer/songwriter and professor of literature who […]
Squatting as Civil Disobedience
Despite there being an estimated one billion squatters worldwide (Neuwirth, 2004), Kesia Reeve has argued that “squatting is largely absent from policy and academic debate and is rarely conceptualised, as a problem, as a symptom, […]
The Revolution (Relaunch) 