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21 Dec

Marissa Malik on the way it feels to have

Marissa Malik on the way it feels to have
Women’s body hair is just not all the time celebrated on the web as we all know When a Twitter user shared two images of astrologer and DJ Marissa Malik last week alongside the caption: “I really like body hair on women and people of you that don’t are WEAK,” the post, as you possibly can imagine, garnered plenty of attention. 60k likes and almost 900 comments to be exact.  It seems crazy to say it since there may be just about nothing more natural, but women’s body hair still stays probably the most polarising subjects on the web. From promoting campaigns to celebrities sporting a little bit of underarm fuzz, even a mere hint of hair...
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2 Oct

These portraits explore the way it feels to inhabit

These portraits explore the way it feels to inhabit
Just Wide Enough To Hold The Weight is the group show reaching out across the ‘abyss of otherness’ The camera is such an incisive tool of exploration and portraiture is such a revealing medium, throwing light on the topic in addition to the photographer and their perspective on the world. A latest exhibition, Just Wide Enough To Hold The Weight  (at Latest York’s Baxter St gallery) brings together the work of three exceptional artists using their cameras to research all of the nuances of gender identity and the complexity of selfhood.  Curator Phalguni Guliani was drawn to the work of Marvel Harris, Siddhartha Hajra, and Soumya Sankar Bose due to what she describes as...
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17 Sep

Lashana Lynch Feels “Improbable” About Aging

Lashana Lynch Feels “Improbable” About Aging
Lashana Lynch Feels "Improbable" About AgingLashana Lynch Found Her First Gray Hair at Age 14"Young people think you go gray at 75. So unsuitable! I feel implausible about aging."I cut my hair short about five years ago. It was just after Captain Marvel. I'd worn a brief pixie wig for an audition and after I got the role, the director told me that she thought it was my hair and now she will't unsee me with short hair and would I be up for cutting it? I used to be like, "Oh, what have I done?" But I just said, "Go on, let's go to the hairdresser's." She sat with me for five hours while I believed, Take your time,...
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