MAI: Feminism & Visual Culture, Reframing Varda

This is the third time this year that we have had the pleasure of offering you a brand-new set of feminist readings. Given the contents of our previous issues, which featured a range of novel and creatively diverse discourses and methods for researching and discussing visual culture, this collection may seem rather traditional in its focus. Some may even see it as an unexpected return to a more old-school style of academic analyses. In fact, this slight return represents a celebration of a multimedia female artist who was the exact opposite of ‘traditional’.