1. The advent of the metoo movement which redefined women’s boundaries
2. The newly established women’s right to consent
3. The lack of extensive feminist curriculum or archival compilation on sexuality since the Kinsey Report, gathered last century by a white man
4. The fact that it is easier to have sex than discuss sex
5. The need for a study of the language rather the acts of sex that language informs, describes, deforms, mutes. Language determines how we define ourselves, how we are perceived.
Over 100 artists have agreed to be interviewed in the podcast.
Eurydice is an artist & writer, sex archivist & activist in a patriarchy that binds women to its words, laws, paradigms, aesthetics. The male gaze that turns the female nude into voyeuristic pornography turned her ancestor Sappho the Lesbian poet into the prototypical lesbian because she used man’s language as a woman.
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