Image Description: Projection onto the facade of the BANQ public library that reads in large white font “No Feminist Struggle Without Gaza”. The projection is part of the Necessary Feminisms project by the Projection Action Working Group, and was co-organized with Le Sémaphore. The piece was included in the HTMlles Festival in May 2024, organized by Ada X.Image Description: FMS members Piper Curtis and QE Drummond dressed in black with black masks stand in front of a grid of yellow post-it notes naming FMS lab values.
Image Description: FMS Staff members Piper Curtis, Teagan Lance, and former co-director Razan alSalah hold the new signage for the Studio against a wall with their arms outstretched. In front of them stands a bright yellow ladder.Image Description: FMS member Razan alSalah—dressed in a bright hoodie, blue jeans and black boots–chalks “Is this the time to get creative?”, as part of the Doing Feminism in the Pandemic project in spring 2020.
Image Description: FMS members are instructed on the performance “La Promesa” by Mexican artist Teresa Margolles, held at the Musée d’Art Contemporain in 2017. A group gathers around a large rectangular form of rubble that extends from the edge of the frame to the back of the museum space. The artist, dressed all in black with black sunglasses, looks on as the curator explains the work.
Image Description: Artwork created by FMS member Carly McAskill as part of the BaFL brainstorming meetings. A large blue post-it note contains a sketch of a person wearing a mask, a giant mouth with lips and teeth, and terms like “Messy is Beautiful!”, “Radical Aliveness”, “Disbility Justice” and “Shimmering Images”.Image Description: Workshop led by Saulé Norkute, held at the FMS in 2019. A number of workshop participants lie face down across the conference table. Many of them have their arms outstretched. Cameras, note pads, stick notes and water bottles are scattered around them.
Image Description: FMS Coordinators Teagan, Garry, and Piper set up for the 2025 Fall Open House. Desks are arranged as islands throughout the conference room with large yellow sticky notes prompting folks to think, write, and draw around some of our Lab Values. Along the right-hand wall there are tables with platters of Palestinian food, under large blue sticky notes with drawings and notes from previous gatherings. At the front of the room a large screen sits ready for folks joining via zoom.Image Description: FMS Research Fellow Ayesha Vemuri and FMS Director Krista Lynes stand inside the sound booth, a small sound-treated cubicle situated within the Feminist Media Studio's white-walled production room. They are turned away from the mic in front of them to smile widely at the camera.