Artist/Author: Jo Spence | Reference: P2238 | ISBN: 9781905464814 | Type: Publication

Documentation of Jo Spence’s battle with leukaemia leading up to her death

Artist/Author: Andrea Fraser | Editor: Carla Cugini | Reference: P2233 | ISBN: 9783863353742 | Type: Publication

A selection of the artist’s recent texts

Artist/Author: J. Jack Halberstam | Reference: P2227 | ISBN: 9780807010976 | Type: Publication

theory on Lady Gaga, new feminism, gender and sexual fluidity

Artist/Author: Valie Export | Reference: P2246 | ISBN: 9782914157766 | Type: Publication

interviews and documentation of Valie Export’s work

Artist/Author: Karen Finley | Reference: P2242 | ISBN: 1560252936 | Type: Publication

a collection of Karen Finley’s memoirs

Artist/Author: Judith Halberstam | Reference: P2196 | ISBN: 9780822322436 | Type: Publication

Masculinity without men. Judith Halberstam takes aim at the protected status of male masculinity and shows that female masculinity has offered a distinct alternative to it for well over two hundred years.

Artist/Author: Lois Keidan | Reference: P2195 | Type: Publication

Shit, piss, blood, sweat and tears is a new Study Room Guide compiled by Lois Keidan on the theme of bodily functions in performance. The Guide consists of notes from Lois Keidan's presentation for Blackmarket No 11 2008, with added images and recommendations for further research and study

Artist/Author: Mary Paterson | Reference: A0549 | Type: Article

Essay commissioned by ArtsAdmin for Noemi Lakmaier’s piece ‘One Morning in May’. Located in Miscellaneous Articles folder 4.

Artist/Author: Lynette Goddard | Reference: P2177 | ISBN: 978-1-4039-8640-5 | Type: Publication

Staging Black Feminisms sets out to challenge perceptions of black women’s theatre work as inherently feminist. Drawing on black feminist theories of identity and theories of black and feminist performance form, it analyses key themes such as migration, motherhood, sexuality, mixed race identity and interracial relationships in a range of late-twentieth and early twenty-first century black British women’s plays and performances.

Artist/Author: Lucy Hutson | Reference: D2053 | Type: DVD

Point. 1: I was just listening to Radio 4 telling me about komodo dragons laying virgin birth eggs, and David Attenborough once taught me about a plant at the bottom of a sea that grows flowers, which become jellyfish, that then give birth to seeds that become plants.

Point. 2: I am a makeshift domestic goddess and my life is in a makeshift world, I’ve got all the right whisks and piping bags, but my apron is stained.

If You Want Bigger Yorkshires You Need a Bigger Tin is a show about Lucy’s ‘to trans, or not to trans’ search for her femininity.