[artinfo] Call for contributions: V-Day Europe 2005

[Bas van Heur]

Cut.up.magazine (http://www.cut-up.com) invites 
contributions for a special issue on V-Day Europe 
2005.

V-Day was born out of Eve Enslerís award-winning 
play The Vagina Monologues. Since 1998 V-Day 
performances of the play and related activities 
have generated attention to stop worldwide 
violence against women and girls. In 2005, V-Day 
Europe will be celebrated in Brussels, the 
capital of the European Union.

For the special issue that is to be published on 
the 8th of February 2005, cut.up.magazine invites 
a wide range of journalistic and academic 
contributions.

What are we looking for?

- Articles (around 1500 words) reflecting on 
V-Day and The Vagina Monologues, but also those 
addressing broader issues such as violence 
against women and the media, feminist theory and 
popular culture (Ladyfest, Ö).

- Reviews (approximately between 200-500 words) 
on books, CDs, performances, concerts and films 
that are in some way related to the thematic of 
V-Day: anything from violence against women to 
subaltern voices to queerpunk.

- Art. Send us your artistic work (photography, 
anything visual that can be digitalized) that 
deals with these questions.

The language of publication is English, but you 
can submit your writings in English, German or 
Dutch.

More information: bas van heur, bas at cut-up.com

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