Ella Tulin: Fully Empowered

Photographic essay on the life & work of the late feminist & sculptor Ella Tulin. Her international activism in various movements for peace & human rights is detailed, highlighting her sculptural depictions of women. Her most celebrated piece, Fully Empowered, was the centerpiece of the...

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Published in:Feminist studies 2007-03, Vol.33 (1), p.88-106
Main Author: Swerdlow, Amy
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Activism
Appreciation
Art education
Art exhibitions
Art therapy
Artists
Bronzes
Empowerment
Feminism
Feminists
Foundries
Gender studies
Human rights
Men
Mothers
Peace
Photography
Sculpture
Sculpture and carving
Social change
Social equality
Tulin, Ella
United Nations
Visual arts
Women
Women's role
Women's studies
Works
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Appreciation
Art education
Art exhibitions
Art therapy
Artists
Bronzes
Empowerment
Feminism
Feminists
Foundries
Gender studies
Human rights
Men
Mothers
Peace
Photography
Sculpture
Sculpture and carving
Social change
Social equality
Tulin, Ella
United Nations
Visual arts
Women
Women's role
Women's studies
Works
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