“We’re Bikini Kill, and we want revolution, girl-style, NOW!” I was ten years old, tagging along with my brothers and their friends on a car ride, and the driver had put on a cassette that was unlike anything I’d ever heard before. It was unabashedly angry: brash guitar and furious drums, and above it all, someone singing… Continue reading Why it’s important to be an angry girl
British curator Antonia Marsh has been known to rally girl gangs – of artists – under Girls Only. Over two years she has taken the programme across New York, London and Copenhagen, before bringing it to India. It covers a wide spectrum of mediums: photography, performance, installation, sculpture, film, video, written word, textiles, drawing and… Continue reading Girls Only puts the spotlight on 14 female artists
