Abstract Isabel Casteels examines the response of contemporary viewers – both intended and actual to Frans Hogenberg’s execution prints dating from first decades Dutch Revolt. Hogenberg characterised these executions, like those counts Egmond Horn in Brussels 1566, as religious ceremonies, thus implicitly criticising them. The highlight public, ritual, indeed purely theatrical elements events, ...

The silence, shame, and stigma surrounding menstruation are increasingly being challenged from various cultural domains. In a bold, comical, highly digestible book, It's About Bloody Time. Period. (2019), Emma Barnett busts taboos about menstruation. Others have focused on period poverty—the lack of access to sanitary products safe, hygienic spaces in which use them. some settings, poverty, com...

Free accessAbstractFirst published online April 20, 2023Display Poster AbstractsVolume 18, Issue 1_supplhttps://doi.org/10.1177/15569845221146369h