Intersectionality art

Illustration print for Bitch Media's 20th Anniversary show, No Feminism No Future.

While traditional diversity and inclusion frameworks have helped bring more diverse talent into organizations, what got organizations here will not get them where they want to be. An intersectional approach that reaches all facets of corporate life is often more fruitful.

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This edition was a continuation of the aquatint etching series, Intersectionality I. My goal in this series was to better understand the relationship between pink and blue tones. I refined my approach to color through these experimental editions that were part of a larger body of etching prototypes designed to ...

With over 125 pieces on view, Half the Picture could have been refined, showing fewer works without compromising its curatorial punch.

We want to inspire the next generation of upstanders, and are proud to share a collection of Bright art celebrating all those with the courage and compassion to stand up for others and effect positive change.

Sylvia Duckworth on Instagram: ““Intersectionality” is a term coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw to help explain how one’s identity markers intersect and effect one’s life…”

“GAY POWER - BLACK POWER - WOMEN POWER - STUDENT POWER - ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE," Weinstein Hall, New York University, October 5, 1970. Photo by Diana Davies

Unity in Diversity