Hysteria is a feminist publication, a non-profit periodical and platform for feminist activism.[1]
History edit
Launched in the summer of 2013 by a group of students from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London,[2] HYSTERIA aims to be a platform for radical creative discourse about feminism encompassing poetry, text, and visual arts.
Hysteria is sold as a quarterly publication. Examples of themes from early publications were 'BackLash', 'Roles and Rules', 'Antagonism', and 'Abjection'.
Hysteria can be purchased in London at Housmans,[3] ICA, and Foyles bookshops, as well as internationally where it is available in thirteen countries with launches in Berlin,[4] Paris,[5] and New York (2014 and 2015).[6][7] Each issue has been crowd funded to cover basic printing costs.[8]
References edit
- ^ Vice.'An Interview with Feminist Journal Hysteria'. Becky Lamming. 27 August 2015
- ^ SOAS Alumni. Hysteria Magazine
- ^ Artlyst. Launching Hysteria
- ^ Soma Art Gallery. Hysteria launch in Berlin
- ^ Violette and co bookshop. Hysteria launch in Paris
- ^ Art Cards. Hysteria Launch in New York. 19 August 2014
- ^ Hysteria Launch in New York. 03 Sept 2015
- ^ Kickstarter. Hysteria
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