Representations of Women in Media: Lakorn says one thing, Twitter says another
Given that the media is one of the main channels that Thai people consume information, the misrepresentation of women can severely threaten
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Sisterhood
Rebellious Sisterhood: Ruangtup Kaeokamechun, Founder of Hinghoy Noy
Ruang is the founder of HingHoy Noy, an online platform aimed at children and teens, which addresses taboo subjects in Thai society.
Rebellious Sisterhood: Karen Evers-Foo, Intuitive Life Coach and BDSM Lifestyle Mistress
Karen Evers-Foo is an Intuitive Life Coach. She works with individuals who seek to regain control over their lives, empowering them to...
Feminism & the Internet: Connect, Disconnect and Reconnect
Anna & Pangrum, two of the founding voices of FeministNhoi, discuss the challenges of digital activism and building an online community.
Protesting in Pastels: An Interview with Juli Baker & Summer
Juli Baker and Summer is the well-known online moniker of Khun Paan, an artist famous for her brightly coloured, joyful, and naïve art.
Rebellious Sisterhood: Nerrie Kacey, Artist & Founder of Untitled
Nerrie sat down with us to discuss reclaiming the body, embracing vulnerability, appreciating ourselves and collaborative art workshops.
How Many Female Artists Were Featured at the Bangkok Art Biennale 2020?
Now that BAB2020 has officially wrapped, we’re reflecting back on the event, looking at the gender balance of artists featured.
Rebellious Sisterhood: Jade Yip Foley aka Madame Rouge, Burlesque Performer
Jade tells the story of her personal journey of overcoming bullying and sexual trauma, and how her mission now is to help others.
This Body Isn't Mine: A Podcast Interview on Art & Activism with Bussaraporn Thongchai
Bussaraporn Thongchai is a Thai artist whose works blur the line between the personal and the political.
Poem: Forgive Me Sister
Neda Aria's short, yet complex, poem unfurls layers of meaning, reflective of the contradictory difficulties of sisterhood and womanhood.
Poem: She's the One
In her poem, Jantra Jacobs describes a special relationship, an enduring bond that crosses over from friendship into sisterhood.
Fine Art: Dear Women / A Womxn
Artist Amonwan Mirpuri shares two works, Dear Women and A Womxn, which explore trauma, social conditioning and the journey to healing.
Personal Essay: Letter to my Lifeboat
Ms. S uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to describe a supportive friendship, and how a sister can rescue a daughter from her mother.
Feminist Film Club: Raya and the Last Dragon
We share our thoughts on Disney's latest princess movie, Raya and the Last Dragon - the first Disney film to be set in Southeast Asia.
Perspectives II: What Does the Word “Community” Mean to You?
Ketrina was just starting a round-the-world trip when Covid hit. One year on, she is still in Thailand, but has found a sense of community.
Perspectives I: What Does the Word “Community” Mean to You?
Angel opens up about her complicated relationship with community, the struggle in finding belonging, and her experience as a trans woman.
How Joining a Witch Community Helped Me Become a Better Feminist
Which is truly more dangerous and scary: the witchy woman with knowledge and power, or the man who burns her at the stake?
Design: Lady B. G. Swimwear
Shaggy B. Marsh uses swimwear designs on Instagram to empower women, represent different bodies and raise awareness of difficult issues.
Rebellious Sisterhood: Prachayaporn Vorananta (Pat), Art Therapist of Studio Persona
Pat talks about her path to finding art therapy, Studio Persona's a community art space, and reconnecting to one's inner child through art.
Rebellious Sisterhood: Pan Pan Narkprasert aka Pangina Heals, International Drag Queen
Pan Pan shares his thoughts on drag, representation, politics, and House of Heals, an inclusive, communal space for drag performance.
The Rise of Women-Only Spaces in Bangkok
Writer Amy Poulton spoke to Bangkok's best known women-only and women-focused spaces to discover why they have become so popular.
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