The Female Experience: Works by Faith Wilding and subRosa explores the papers of an artist whose solo and collaborative projects focus on critiquing dominant perceptions of women's health and social identities. Through performance, installation, activist interventions, writing, and pedagogy, Wilding and subRosa challenge societal views of women's bodies and traditional roles. This feminist resistance is documented in an array of materials in Wilding's archive—from cyberfeminist websites, workbooks, and videos to installations and solo performances reflecting on both mundane and distinctive female experiences.
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