In our STREETSPACE and LANEWAY, Angela Yu’s flower-covered women may not be the first photographic series to deploy the flower/vagina metaphor, but they carry a distinctly subversive dose of 4th wave feminism… plus we think they are just so bloody beautiful!! Inside, Beth Dillon returns to The Tit with baguette in hand, this time to present ‘Some Spaces Between Us’ on our TAXIDERMY T.V., a slow dance fantasy that plays with stereotypes of Parisian culture in the tourist imagination. And out back in THE SALON, photographer Liz Ham has collaborated with performance-breaker extraordinaire Betty Grumble on a series of florid large format set-pieces that pay homage to Robert Mapplethorpe’s most exquisite excesses.
Image: Beth Dillon, 'Some Spaces Between Us' (still), 2018. Courtesy the artist