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Hysterics

Hysterics

By Kate Averett

Welcome to Hysterics, a podcast about what it means to live in a body outside the "norm." In this podcast I will be interviewing female and gender nonconforming friends, artists and activists about their experiences living in bodies often unrepresented or misunderstood.
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1: Why Hysterics?

HystericsJun 15, 2018

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Episode Six: Surviving + Thriving with Eliana Rodriguez

Episode Six: Surviving + Thriving with Eliana Rodriguez

Eliana Rodriguez works at the intersection of ceramics and printmaking, two mediums with weighty connections to indigenous practice and colonial oppression. Through her use of brown clay, the symbols she employs and her deeply informed approach to her art, she creates work that ties back to her own heritage while creating opportunities for others to see themselves in her art. 

This is the fourth installment in a series of episodes in which ceramics artists discuss the ways that bodies, their own or our cultural perceptions of them, impact their work - and how their work is effected by the bodies of those that view or use them.

Follow Eliana on Instagram @eliana_e_rodriguez

Learn more about her work and the other artists in this series at www.hystericsblog.com 

Aug 13, 201941:43
6: Trans Visibility with Mac McCusker

6: Trans Visibility with Mac McCusker

In the finale to this series on ceramics and the body, artist and trans activist Mac McCusker discusses the ways in which they use their own body in their work, exploring the realities of transition, political policy, and the flimsy nature of gender binaries. We also talk about the ways in which their visibility as a transgender artist has impacted their career and everyday life.

You can find Mac's work at
www.macmccuskerceramics.com/ and on Instagram @mac_art_ceramics

Find images and statements from Mac and the other ceramic artists in this series on the blog at www.hystericsblog.com and follow Hysterics on Instagram @hystericsblog

Learn more about Trans Lifeline at www.translifeline.org. Need to talk? Their peer support hotline is run by and for trans people. The hotline is available 7am-1am PST / 9am-3am CST / 10am-4am EST. Volunteers may be available during off hours. (877) 565-8860
Apr 22, 201929:58
5: Vessels and Rituals with Allison Cochran
Mar 20, 201938:10
4: Clay Bodies with Molly Morning-glory
Feb 21, 201934:31
3: Ambition, Chronic Illness and Evolving Identities with Kelsey D. Martin
Jan 07, 201939:56
2: Life After Death with Virginia Knight
Oct 26, 201801:04:44
1: Why Hysterics?

1: Why Hysterics?

Trailer. Hi and welcome to Hysterics, a podcast about what it means to be ill in a body outside the "norm." In this podcast I will be interviewing female and gender nonconforming friends, family and activists about their experiences living with chronic illness and disability.
Jun 15, 201805:49