WMN is a Publication of
Lesbian Art and Poetry
Issue One | Winter 2020
Seasons of a Dyke
Rural and Smaller City Lesbian Artists and Poets
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$20 (exl. shipping)
10% of each sale goes to the GRIOT Circle serving LGBTQ elders of color in NYC since 1995. Orders shipped August 2020.
Issue Two | Summer 2020
Show Me What You Got
Older Generation Dyke Artists and Poets
Read more about the issue
$20 (exl. shipping)
10% of each sale goes to the GRIOT Circle serving LGBTQ elders of color in NYC since 1995. Orders shipped August 2020.
News
Aug 13, 2020
Artist Talk with
Pheonix Lindsey-Hall
Join WMN for an artist talk with artist Phoenix Lindsey-Hall (She/Them) on August 13, 2020. This evening will center around a discussion with Lindsey-Hall who works with sculpture, ceramics and photography to focus on contemporary queer issues and culture.
Aug 2, 2020
Lesbian Invisibility
in Art History
An interview with art historian Ksenia M. Soboleva
In late may 2020 Soboleva sat down with in WMN co-editor Sara Duell over a video chat discussing lesbian invisibility, being a grumpy dyke, and the value of criticism.
July 7, 2020
Addresses Project
featuring Wanda Acosta and Sharee Nash
Addresses Project is a mixed-media series by Gwen Shockey and Riya Lerner featuring lesbian and queer women who have dedicated their lives to creating and holding space for women in New York City from the 1950s to today.
June 18, 2020
Moving on from Grace
Hila Amit’s moving short story about love and grief recounts a woman’s relationship with her girlfriend’s mother after her sudden death, and the memories of the daughter and partner that they have lost.
About WMM’s two first issues
WMN is a publication of art and poetry which showcases work by underrepresented lesbian groups.
The first issue “Seasons of a Dyke” features work by lesbians living in rural areas and cities with a population of 800,000 and less in the US.
The forthcoming second issue “Show Me What You Got” presents art and poetry by older generation dykes. Both issues are available for pre-sale now!
Keep in touch with WMN
Read more about the WMN mission and the founders Venezuelan artist Florencia Alvarado, Swedish designer Sara Duell, and American photographer Jeanette Spicer here.
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