Alexa Echoes | Amanda Turner Pohan
In Alexa Echoes (2020), Amanda Turner Pohan weaves the ever-renewed legend of women being transformed into sound alone. The film, akin to a chamber...
Pohan Amanda Turner | Q+A
Digital America interviewed Amanda Turner Pohan in April 2021 to discuss her work Alexa Echoes (2020) and misogyny perpetuated by voice-based AI assistants. :::...
Carnal Politics: A Response to Dear Vern | Tra My Anderson
Corporeal, carnal, erotic—the body as a space in which politics are waged is an inevitable reality. In spite of every effort to dissociate belief...
Dear Vern | Janelle Rebel
In Dear Vern (2020), Janelle Rebel exposes the arbitrary nature of binaries within national politics through a feminist lens. The piece uses an archive...
“Rogers’ & Jackson’s Hypertexts As Feminist Museums of Power” | Christine Sloan Stoddard
The multimedia work of New York artist Bunny Rogers (b. 1990) is “not without its antecedents,” to borrow the words of the architect and...
Spit | Molly O’Donnell
Molly O’Donnell’s Spit explores the relationship between the grotesque and the natural as it navigates the complicated relationship we have with the internet and pressing...
Ruminations | Lilia Levine
Lilia Levine’s piece Ruminations depicts experiences of mental angst and obsession through laser cutting and 3D printing. Her work represents the modern anxieties women face...
The Pain Index | Nicole Brunel
Nicole Brunel’s Pain Index takes us back to the early days of hyperlinked artwork. With a similar format to Patchwork Girl by Shelley Jackson and...
Feminist Pornography: A Sexy Revolution
The first time I watched porn, I was 15 years old. It was late and I was alone. It was not desire or lust...
The Significance of the Notorious RBG | Emily Miller
Four women have held the post of Associate Justice on the United States Supreme Court. Four. Total. Ever. And they are all still alive...