e-flux Journal #92

<p>In ten seconds, how many synonyms can you think of for the word “power”?</p> <p>And then, just when you thought that you finally got the hang of how the power structures around you function, they seem to be coming undone. But are they really coming undone, or is the current that’s pushing and pulling at them not much more than a massage, a way to keep them up to date that stays only on the surface and is not able to touch the center.</p> <p>What is feminism, precisely? What are feminisms today?</p> <p>To answer these questions and myriad others, the next two issues of <em>e-flux journal</em> are dedicated to feminism(s). It is a particular pleasure to embark on an exploration and an unfolding of the many complex realities and iterations that feminism can accommodate. Not one feminism, but many…</p> <p><strong>Editorial</strong><br /> Julieta Aranda and Kaye Cain-Nielsen</p> <p><strong>One Eye Closed: An Exercise in Stereoscopy</strong><br /> Pilar Villela Mascar</p> <p><strong>Action, Activism, and Art and/as Thought: A Dialogue with the Artworking of Sonia Khurana and Sutapa Biswas and the Political Theory of Hannah Arendt</strong><br /> Griselda Pollock</p> <p><strong>Untitled (Environments)</strong><br /> Renee Gladman</p> <p><strong>Sticky Notes, 1-3</strong><br /> Mary Walling Blackburn</p> <p><strong>Mother Earth: Public Sphere, Biosphere, Colonial Sphere</strong><br /> Elizabeth A. Povinelli</p> <p><strong>The Word Made Fresh: Mystical Encounter and the New Weird Divine</strong><br /> Elvia Wilk</p> <p><strong>E autobiography di un idioma</strong><br /> Mirene Arsanios</p> <p><strong>Maso and Miso in the Land of Men’s Rights</strong><br /> Élisabeth Lebovici and Giovanna Zapperi</p> <p><strong>Dragging (My) Shadows on a Circle: On Anger, Vulnerability, and Intimacy</strong><br /> Irmgard Emmelhainz</p> <p><strong>Feminism, Art, Contradictions</strong><br /> Angela Dimitrakaki</p> <p><strong>But Still, Like Air, I’ll Rise</strong><br /> Chus Martínez</p> <p><strong>Feminism Will Not Be Televised</strong><br /> Ewa Majewska</p> <p><strong>or, on being the other woman</strong><br /> Simone White</p>