EXTRA Zine Issue # 5 | W.A.R | Multiple processes to unpack the contemporary value of a grassroots feminist archive | Azza Zein, on behalf of the Women’s Art Register, Naarm /Melbourne
The Women’s Art Register is Australia’s living archive of women’s art practice and a not-for-profit, artist-run community and resource. Since 1975 W.A.R. has provided a platform for research, education, advocacy and support to enhance the status of women artists.
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Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 8.

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 7.

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 3.

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 2.

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 3

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 2

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 1

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 5.

Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 1

Can’t See For Lookin Slide Kit and educational guide, 1993, from the archive of the Women’s Art Register

Azza Zein and Sophie Calalesina working on Common Threads at the Women’s Art Register, 2021
Women’s Art Register
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The Women’s Art Register is Australia’s living archive of women’s art practice and a not-for-profit, artist-run community and resource.
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Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 1
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 2
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 3
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Caroline Phillips 4
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 1
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 2
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 3
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 5
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Archive Collection 6
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 7
Women’s Art Register, Common Threads at Seventh Gallery, December 2021. Photo by Kati Javan 8
Azza Zein and Sophie Calalesina working on Common Threads at the Women’s Art Register, 2021
Can’t See For Lookin Slide Kit and educational guide, 1993, from the archive of the Women’s Art Register
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EXTRA is an Australian networked zine collaboration building from past, present and future ‘living’ archival art initiatives Issue # 5 Launch May 7 Brisbane Writer’s Festival | Zine Market. This new zine practice project builds out from the ARI Remix Project. It places an emphasis on the personal, individual and collective archives of artists directly involved in the Australian artist-run ecology 1940 to Now.
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EXTRA Issue # 5
Multiple processes to unpack the contemporary value of a grassroots feminist archive | Azza Zein, on behalf of the Women’s Art Register, Naarm /Melbourne
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