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Feminist Political Ambivalence

Nina Wakeford

An image of Nina Wakeford in the Level G studio during her last residency at the Barbican

As part of her residency, artist Nina Wakeford discusses the concept of feminist political ambivalence with Professor Clare Hemmings. 

How do we feel about past feminisms? What manifestations might our retellings of feminisms take? What forms of feminist histories do we need in the context of rapid social and technological change?

In her theoretical writings, Professor Clare Hemmings from the London School of Economics suggests that tensions and conflicts in past feminisms may be productive for a contemporary queer feminist principles. What might be considered as problematic key figures must be brought back precisely because of the challenges they pose. 

 

 

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