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Fondée en 1777 par Beaumarchais, la SACD a pour mission de protéger les droits des auteurs. Présentation, informations pratiques, actualités.
La SACD a participé à la publication de la brochure "Trop peu de femmes dans le spectacle vivant" recensant les spectacles de femmes dans les programmes des théâtres et le nombre de femmes à des postes à responsabilité dans le spectacle vivant. Le constat est édifiant. 
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Imagine you are a man living amid the Paleolithic millennia. If you were seeking great rewards from beyond the mortal realm, would you mutilate yourself, or submit to an order of mutilation, to become as much a woman as would be possible to you?
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Occupying a central position in the exhibition Studio 58: Women Artists in Glasgow since WWII, the symbolism that emerges in this context prompts one to think about an altered view of current art historical legacies, for a new ...
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From Victim to Victor: Women Turn the Representation of Rape Inside Out.
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Studio 58: Women Artists in Glasgow since World War II is an exhibition and accompanying publication examining the period between World War II and the present day when women artists in Glasgow have been at the forefront of the art scene in the city.
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ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI 1593 - 1654 Pouvoir, gloire et passions d´une femme peintre.
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Starting from its roots in 1960's antiwar and civil rights protests, this film details major developments in women's art through the 1970's and explores how ...
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Art long outlives the institutions and ideologies it is made to service.
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The rise of feminism corresponds roughly with the expansion of the artworld to include women's production. This is a history that began predominantly in impelling women's art as an expression of the identification of women apart from men.
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Gender and sexuality are becoming ever more mutable for the progressive and cosmopolitan global nomad -- that small but growing breed of iconoclast, be s/he biologically male, female or in between.
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Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway (Mariner Books, 1990) is a stream of consciousness novel based on the thoughts and interactions Clarissa Dalloway experiences in one day of her fifty-second year of life. Having married well to Richard, a man who provides security and comfort for Clarissa’s need for the ultimate Bourgeois life, this singular day is in preparation for one of her lavish parties. Clarissa Dalloway’s life seems oppressively sedate, common, and quiet, but through the stream of consciousness the reader is exposed to, Woolf allows us insights into the depths of Clarissa’s heart and youth.
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Celebrating the generosity of donors, the exhibition 25 x 25 showcases the foremost collection of artists' books donated to the museum over the last 25 years.
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Known for her large format photographs, Lalla Essaydi's work combines Islamic calligraphy and representations of the female body, focusing on the interconnection of faith, culture and gender and challenging notions within all three.
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Contemporary Art Daily. A Daily Journal of International Exhibitions.
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Avec divARTsité, des experts en diversité et en histoire de l'art, avec le support de sociologues et d'ethnologues, vous invitent à un voyage à travers les oeuvres d'art pour retracer les grandes évolutions des questions de diversité dans notre société.
Via Audrey Bardon
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