Barbie and Feminism: Our Readers’ Views

Guest AuthorJuly 31, 2023

Does Barbie uphold an unattainable ideal for women, wrapped up in a pretty pink bow? Or does it stand as a witty, satirical and feminist feat, paving a way forward for women?... Read more...

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The Return of the Cultural Icon: Barbie on Silver Screen and in Our Lives

Guest AuthorJuly 26, 2023

The newly released Barbie movie has caused massive hype around Barbie and her pink-fabulous Barbie World - but what kind of meanings does the iconic doll have in our culture, and what does the film bring to the table from a feminist perspective?... Read more...

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Embracing sexuality with Shari Klein, founder of The Pleasure Society

Guest AuthorNovember 22, 2022

We chat with Shari Klein, founder of The Pleasure Society the online platform celebrating sexuality and creativity and its intersections.... Read more...

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Art against the patriarchy: introducing the BRAWE collective

Lazy AyseSeptember 4, 2022

BRAWE is a project that brings together young Turkish and Hungarian artists who are fighting against patriarchal oppression. We reviewed their exhibition. ... Read more...

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Content Call: The Day When Facebook Died

Lazy ZsofiOctober 9, 2021

Lazy Women wants to hear from you! Send us a short story, fiction piece, commentary or illustration about your experience. ... Read more...

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“Recovering the voices of women, erased from history” – Interview with historian, Kate McCaffrey

Lazy GrétiJune 28, 2021

In Lazy Gréti’s new interview two fascinating things unite: medieval history and women’s empowerment. Historian Kate McCaffrey talks about her latest discoveries about the private life and female friendships of Anne Boleyn - and so much more. ... Read more...

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The Punchline Gap: How the patriarchy is ruining your jokes

Guest AuthorJanuary 14, 2021

“The Punchline Gap”. You’ve probably never heard of it, but if you’re female-identifying you have most definitely experienced it. Alison Middleton and Rosalie Minnitt explore the sad but universally acknowledged truth that men often receive more laughs than women - regardless of content and find out what you can do to help level the playing field, both on and off the stage. ... Read more...

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Lazy Women of the Film Industry: Tsiako Abesadze

Lazy GrétiDecember 17, 2020

Interview with producer, Tsiako Abesadze on women in the film industry, on WIFTI and on the hardships cinema is facing due to COVID-19.... Read more...

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AI and Border Security: a dangerous synergy

Guest AuthorDecember 7, 2020

This installation puts you in the shoes of refugees, even if only for a few minutes, and “disturbs your dozing consciousness”, writes Elena.... Read more...

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Acknowledgements (What I Will Not Write)

Guest AuthorNovember 9, 2020

Edith Knight Magak reflects on racial inequalities present in publishing, through an imagined list of acknowledgements.... Read more...

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Lazy Women of the Film Industry: Interview with Irmena Chichikova

Lazy GrétiOctober 29, 2020

We ask Bulgarian actress, Irmena Chichikova, about the importance of artistic freedom, and about her movie, The Bra.... Read more...

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So we are out of the closet, but into what? – National Coming Out Day

Guest AuthorOctober 11, 2020

To celebrate National Coming Out Day, we asked our readers to submit their short pieces, poems, and illustrations inspired by their coming out story. ... Read more...

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“We just have to slice out the piece of the cake for ourselves”

Lazy GrétiSeptember 14, 2020

Lazy Gréti interviews cinematographer Agnesh Pakozdi on her movie Aren’t You Happy? and what it means to be a woman in the film industry. ... Read more...

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Cunt Art and Beyond: Interview with PINA Zine’s Miss Pina

Lazy SonjaJuly 30, 2020

Lazy Women spoke to the creator of the Hungarian feminist PINA Zine, Miss Pina about feminism in today's Hungary and about cunt art. ... Read more...

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Barbie Doll by Florence Dunington

Lazy BoriJuly 6, 2020

Barbie doll is a poem by Florence Dunington, a second-year Creative Writing and English Literature student at the University of Chester, inspired by gender performance and her personal experiences.... Read more...

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Quarantine Diary

Guest AuthorJune 29, 2020

Hungarian visual artist Fanni Papp introduces us to her Quarantine Diary, a project filled with self-portraits, inspirational quotes, and personal notes.... Read more...

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Tactile pixels – the bodily mosaic sculptures of Zsófia Keresztes

Lazy SonjaJune 19, 2020

Lazy Sonja interviews Zsofia Keresztes, a Hungarian-born artist creating unique sculptures and exploring themes of identity and empathy in the digital age. ... Read more...

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Walking the line between fiction and reality – Review: Sopro

Lazy JuliJune 15, 2020

Lazy Juli reviews Sapro, a theater play directed by Tiago Rodrigues.... Read more...

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Giftwrapping the Sinister – representing duality with painter Yulia Iosilzon

Lazy SonjaMay 28, 2020

For the latest issue of Floorr Magazine I spoke to the amazing artist and my friend Yulia Iosilzon. Her paintings and sculptures feature a soft fairytale-palet... Read more...

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Looking at Egon Schiele’s Seated Nude 36 years apart

Guest AuthorMay 21, 2020

Shock and Discomfort, Love and Empathy  It’s in 1983. I’m in Vienna on my gap year. Back in my place of birth and ready to grab hold of all that café c... Read more...

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Content call: Lockdown Poems

Lazy ZsofiMay 12, 2020

Lazy Women is looking for submissions of short pieces and poems inspired by your lockdown experience. ... Read more...

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And then we moved

Lazy JuliMay 9, 2020

Lazy Juli writes about the joy and sadness of watching bodies moving together during lockdown. ... Read more...

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Sculpting myths of female archetypes with Anna Perach

Lazy SonjaMay 4, 2020

Lazy Sonja chats to the Ukranian-born artist and sculptor Anna Perach and explores themes of mythmaking and female archetypes. ... Read more...

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What to do at a time when all theatres have shut their doors?

Lazy JuliApril 23, 2020

Survival guide of a theatre director in quarantine  Disclaimer: This article was born out of me being stuck in a small flat in London for the past thre... Read more...

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