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… “the messy business of need in its most abject state “

teil 2, 31 min

„When we stop moving, we will have arrived at our destination.“

“The first thing she had to do, […] was re-encounter herself, take stock and look for a way forward.”

Do not all attempts, in our own cultural sphere at least, at escaping from the Judeo- Christian compound by means of a unilateral call to return to what it has repressed (rhythm, drive, the feminine, etc.), converge on the same Celinian anti-Semitic fantasy?
And this is so because, [...] the writings of the chosen people have selected a place on that untenable crest of manness seen
as symbolic fact—wh

something strange happened in the twentieth century: that a focus on the achievements of women artists dwindled just when women were beginning to practise art in far greater numbers than they ever had before.
[…] most popular art-history textbooks of the twentieth century: Gombrich’s Story of Art (1961) and Janson’s History of Art (1962). In their first editions neither of them mentions a single woman artist.