Multiple printed booklets featuring artwork and text. The visible covers include colorful illustrations and titles such as 'Bodies Politics' and 'Witches for Reproductive Freedom.' The booklets are arranged in a fan shape against a black background.

How do we disseminate information?

This zine was designed for Wicked Bodies, a dance piece presented by McArther Genius, Liz Lerman. This booklet was a collaboration between the two of us compiling and interpretting the various topics which were part of the research phase of this project.

Wicked Bodies discusses the ways of feminine thinking and action which have been celebrated, erased, or criminalized; legal systems that attempt but often fail to bend our actions towards a fairer and more just world; and how we as a group of intergenerational artists bring our personal lives to the stage within characters that are imagining futures

The book was presented along the premiere of the show at Jacobs Pillow (Becket, MA) as well as Arizona State University's Gammage Theater (Tempe, AZ), and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (SanFrancisco, CA).

Wicked Bodies

Creative Documentation | Print | 2022

Stacked colorful magazines or comic books.
Open book held by a person with light skin, showing a page with a quote and a black circle on the left; the right page has a purple background with yellow text titled 'Living with Witches during the Pandemic: Mysterious Findings of Wicked Bodies'.
An open book with two pages. The left page contains a paragraph of text surrounded by scattered pink flower petals. The right page features a semi-transparent, wavy text overlay partly blacked out with a note in red text underneath. The caption reads
A book spread featuring a paragraph of text on the left page and a color photo of performers on stage with a thunderstorm background on the right page. The right page includes a list of names and the caption 'left to right,' with a purple background
A two-column digital art piece with quotes about witches and aesthetics on the left side, and colorful abstract swirling patterns with three tweets from Nick Remy Montague Summers on the right side.