1. Double exposure experiments

2. Escape from reality • Noell S. Oszvald
Self Portrait by Armen Susan Ordjanian from 'The Blatant Image: A magazine of feminist photography' no. 1, 1981

3. Hannah Wilke
Creates sculptures to make them look like what could be both a vagina or flower
Uses chewing gum in same way but in photography

4. Sally Mann Series of self portraits
I like how they are almost abstract images

5. Ana Mendieta I like how she shows vulnerability Mostly self portraits
played with notions of beauty, belonging and gender
Challenged gender stereotypes

6. Phoebe Schmidt "The myth of beauty"
stereotypes about women's beauty and why they restrict women's freedom no less than patriarchal "home slavery".
 Sexuality as a cult replacing traditional religions in modern society

8. Sally Mann
Judy Chicago
I’d like to start playing with the positioning of flowers in my photographs to create what resembles a vagina
In last years work I struggled with being completely nude in my self portraits… perhaps this is a way of getting around it
Marwane Pallas

9. Chemin de Chair by Giron Mathilde

11. The Nude Body as a Landscape for miniature Scenes by Allan Teger

14. Jessica Ledwich
“history, the bodies of women have been represented as a threatening form of sexuality”

15. Rora Blue - Handle With Care
an exploration into modern day sexist language and the pressure of stereotypical gender roles. The inventive series aims to take back the language that so often tries to pigeonhole women

16. Hannah Altman

17. Installation
Installation artists

18. Torture Booth
makes you feel panic.
trapped in her boyfriend's art- piece (surrounded by TV's playing all kinds of creepy things).
Have you feel like you're trapped here and you can't look away from the bright lights.
When you look into the projector, you can't stop because you're looking for something, and when you look away, you can't stop blinking to make the dots go away.