Publisher Note
The Furies are femme spirits of justice and vengeance. The sisters are monstrous, foul-smelling hags, with bats’ wings, coal-black skin, and hair entwined with serpents. Although the Furies seem terrifying and vengeance seeking, they should not be stigmatised for their evil. On the contrary, they represent justice and defend moral and legal order. Their names are Endless, Punishment and Jealous Rage.
This issue of SALT. comments on the structures in place which forbid one, or at least make unseemly, the urge to relish or luxuriate in one’s own defilement. It is perverse what the current government has done to the state of being young and unprivileged; dank cramped housing, the joke of the ‘living wage’, the censoring of bodies that don’t conform, the price of everything. This perversity extends to the wrongdoers we entangle our intimate lives with, and our own violences toward one another.
SALT. Magazine Issue 9: The Furies
— Contemporary Art and Feminism
by Hannah Regel, Thea Smith, Jala Wahid
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| Release Place | London, United Kingdom |
| Edition | 1st edition |
| Release Date | 2018 |
| Credits | |
| Series | SALT, Issue 9 |
| Identifiers |
ISBN-13:
978-3-945247-21-1
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| Work | |
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| Subform | Magazine |
| Topics | Art Theory, Art Writing, Contemporary Art, Drawing, Feminism, Photography, Poetry |
| Methods | Art Writing, Drawing, Photography |
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| Format | Softcover |
| Dimensions | 21.0 × 26.0 cm |
| Weight | 62 gram |
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| Pages | 32 |
