Tag: intersectional feminism

• New Sisterhood

  

  If 1980s memorabilia is your bag, get to the Dorman Museum this week for the last few days of the exhibition that accompanies our New Sisterhood project with Teesside Archives, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. You’ll see ephemera from the literary, feminist and LGBT+ activist scene in Cleveland circa 1985, plus some fun…

  Kirsten Luckins

  June 24, 2026

  Audio, By our members, Poems

  1980s, feminism, intersectional feminism, LGBTQIA+, living history, poetry, spoken word, Tees Women Poets, Teesside, Teesside Archives, women, women’s lib, women’s rights, zine

• A poetic job application

  

  This autumn, our poet-in-residence at Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art is Sarah Crutwell. This is our fourth residency at MIMA, and it was the hardest yet to between talented and passionate applicants. With a brief to respond to the Towards New Worlds exhibition of art by disabled and neurodiverse visual artists, it was clear that…

  Kirsten Luckins

  October 22, 2024

  By our members, News

  chronic illness, disability, disability arts, ekphrasis, ekphrastic writing, gallery poet, intersectional feminism, intersectionality, MIMA, neurodivergence, neurodiverse artists, neurodiverse poets, neurodiversity, poet-in-residence, poetry, poetry residency, spoken word, Tees Women Poets, Teesside, Towards New Worlds, women