Episode 1 - The (Male) Gaze with Martin Hargreaves

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The Stripping Scholar

Fräulein Frauke

9 episodes

6 days ago

The Stripping Scholar podcast is a framework for artist and performer Felicia Bichard / Fräulein Frauke to explore themes and concepts in and around her own artistic practice as “a sexual woman on stage” within burlesque. Each episode focuses on a concept, digging into meaning, tradition, understanding and aesthetics that inform and have shaped burlesque, situating it as a vibrant artform within the canon of contemporary feminism, amidst the landscapes of performance, culture and academia.

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Episode 1 - The (Male) Gaze with Martin Hargreaves

The Stripping Scholar

42 minutes 7 seconds

2 years ago

Episode 1 - The (Male) Gaze with Martin Hargreaves

The (Male) Gaze

Dramaturg and writer. His research connects around performance and performativity and includes the recent histories of contemporary dance, queering practices and camp misunderstandings.
Visiting lecturer at SKH, Head of Choreographic School at Sadler’s Wells in London.
We talk about gazes, the male gaze and of course, Laura Mulvey.

References for Episode 1
Laura Mulvey – Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema
The Lily Pod – i always feel like somebody’s watching me ~ the panopticon, internalized male gaze, + body surveillance
Iris Marion Young – Throwing like a Girl: A Phenomenology of Feminine Body Comportment Motility and Spatiality
Bell Hooks, The Oppositional Gaze: Black Female Spectators
Samuel Delany – Times Square Red, Times Square Blue
Linder (Sterling) – artist
Bell Hooks – Black Looks: Race and Representation