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Hoop dreams Sebadoh TBTN Men and women t-Birds Lo-fi band goes disco Vancouver women prepare for a new season at the Rage take it back our midst Sandra Cheung and Theresa Chaboyer in America and showed the ratio of male to female faculty members." University of Pennsylvania topped go ape with the Guerrilla Girls the' list with an even ratio, while the University of who brought their own brand of South Carolina had zero female faculty .members to teach their students, of which 90% were female. art feminism and fun to the As a BFA student here at UBC, I was-interested in Vogue last Sunday. the male-to-female ratio within our own Fine Arts Faculty. The results are eleven male and seven by Sandra Cheung female faculty members. Not too bad, but certainly not very good either. Since 1990, the .Morris and The Guerrilla Girls swung into town last Sunday, Helen Belkin Art Gallery has had a mere seven armed with organically grown bananas and masked women artists showing on their, own, compared to in ferocious gorilla masks. * '-•'•' sixteen male one-person shows. That's over two to Who are the Guerrilla Girls? They are the self-pro­ onel Is there any.excuse? As u non-Caucasian claimed 'Conscience of the Art World." The woman, maybe I need to rethink my career plans Guerrilla Girls originated in 1984 in response to an or maybe I should join the Guerrilla Girls' t exhibition at the prestigious and revered Museum The Guerrilla Girls have been around for over ten ^•Their posters«are.'aimed*at.'all*levelsof"11ie' art worlds One-- poster of Modern Art in New York, where there were only years, but it's evident they haven't become a dated sixteen women artists but 150 male artists. Finding directed ...toward*collectors reads:t3rvhen. Racism and Sexism.:are .nc '80s phenomenon^ Instead, they have continued to longer;Fffshi(m.,<•; ^ * this gross underrepresentation just one example of challenge the old "male, pale. Vale" art institutions how the art world is infused with sexism, they pur­ 5* •.Theiaim of tee-GuerriJla^Girls is'.tb "take;charge'and stop feeling-pp^ And some of them are starting to listen. Some have .erles's!V-Gbi&equen&y$'the'Guerrilla Girls'haye;beconie''synonymous, sue ways to expel the sexist attitudes of art collec­ even told the Girls they didn't • ".% tors, artists, museums and galleries. - '•" '•' ?~'\ '"(] '^'wi'li female'empowermerit and - as a result,' their, name' has realize they were being discrimi . ••'".' A The fully attended three.o'clock show began with •' • '• -' *t,b'een'geiWraUzed-to.includtv'..TianyVgr'6ups of politicalh , natory until the Girls put up statis- " '' _•',.".- ••• ;t', ,',V. .-'; ^^^Vactivevfen^es*.^einale-ltid rock ban'ds,',"such"as.-Hoie Freida Kahlo and Kathe-Kollwitz (the names of dead tics on their showings. Others ha\e ' '/-'-,'• women artists that the girls use to stay anonymous) "-.•'.'. » ,.••-.',' .''X^^ancltBikinira^jvare^ofttjh*:described as:."guerrilia included women and non- . ;-_•' ... •girls'i ev'en'-.thbugh' thnv' are .riot; in reality,'meni reading letters^sent to them from supporters as well Caucasian artists out of puMic ' •.•• '": ,••• as some rather interesting letters from those hostile <Dersfbfimat groups?:.;-* »«~Ji.i;. .a-.* pressure rather than any MII *.•" >: •.:. \ ' to their efforts. cere desire to become less exrlu ' -if v. From there, the two Guerrilla Girls showed a col­ sive. Change I'IIIIIC!- slow, but tlie lection of their smart, funny and informative Guerrilla Girls are always there­ 1 posters. Using their favorite bold. type, an early subsequeridyslabelled" feministflbitches,- * whores] to shame the less responsive ior>sluts?»Gonsequently,viemrnists-' are. hghtinfij poster counts how many shows on women artists institutions four top New York galleries arid museums had dur­ Along v\ilh their first book, ing one year. The results: Metropolitan — 0. Confessions' nf Ihe GuvrrilLi Museum of Modern Art — 0. Whitney —, 1. Girls, the Girls have put out a Guggenheim — 0. These statistics do not need a '70s new book called The Guerrilla feminist's ranting and raving to get the message Girls Bedside Companion to the . across — the sexism is evident. History of Western .Art. Either of Another poster dealt with the painting of female these is sure to be an intrigu­ nudes. A sexy nude Grande Odalisque by Ingres is ing read, especially for any­ depicted with a gorilla.head substitution looking back one who missed the at the "male gaze". The text reads: "Do women have to &hows »•' - , be naked to get into the Metropolitan Museum? Less c than 5% of the artists in the modern art sections are women, but 85% of the nudes are female." But the Guerrilla Girls, while focused on sex­ ism in the art world, have also directed their attention to other issues and injustices. They rec­ ognize that non-Caucasian artists also.have difficul­ ty breaking into the art world. In a cheekier poster, the'Guerrilla Girls propose a pop quiz: ' Q: If February is Black History Month and March is Women's History Month, what happens the rest of the year? A: Discrimination. As well as dealing with racial issues in the art " world, the Guerrilla Girls have tackled issues of • homelessness and even the American presidential 1 campaign. Their focus, however, has been sexism in v art and perhaps should remain so in order to main- tain their forcefulness and strength.as a group. ; One noteworthy poster listed about two dozen Fine Arts programs in universities and colleges sSe&t&t f. -o.-rb.-_. i b <; •* r • -o I> . , . : i * t t 4 c i. J * ( * ; i t t / t / / y / < i i f . * <• '6 I 1 ;j i*t? -i - _:> i i i 2 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 ^Classified! news THE UBYSSEY Classes/Counselling Ballet/bodywork with Helen Evans - fine instruction, piano music pro­ vided, beautiful studio. Sats. 10:30- Canada to wait for new abortion pill 12:30. Sept.28-Dec.7. Register at 822-3688. late reg. accepted. Call said that ourselves. We are not telling why we will But Anna Desilets, executive director of 732-5429 for information. not apply," said Marsan. Alliance for Life, questions the safely issues the pill The Canadian Abortion Action League think raises. Dream Group for lesbian, gay. they know the reason. "For many years we have been told that surgi­ bisexual, transgendered people. "They are avoiding it," said Marcia Gilbert, the cal abortion is a simple procedure that doesn't Eight Tuesdays. 7:00-8:30 pm. league's executive director. "This company is very hurt women, and now we are told that RU 486 is Oct. 1-Nov. 19 in Kitsilano. Sliding concerned as to what the anti-choice reaction will safer? Either one is true or the other is not" scale. $140-200. Call Eve Abrams be and therefore has not been willing to have it Desilets said. (MA Counselling Psychology) applied for the right to have it licensed in Canada." The availability ofthe drug so close to Canadian 222-0276 The pill, which is nor­ borders will have RICHARD LAM PHOTO By Desiree Adib mally taken witiiin the "From a medical point of implications for For Sale - Autos first 49 days of pregnan­ Canadian women cy, is an antiproges- view this method is much and is raising regula­ 1985 Honda Civic 5 Speed Wagon. The abortion-inducing drug RU 486 was condi­ terone steroid that caus­ tory concerns. Sun roof. Clean, mechanically tionally approved by the US Food and Drug safer than surgery" Administration last Wednesday. It is expected to es uterine contractions Although federal law sound. $2000 OBO. 931-6396. 8am- be on the US market by next year. inducing abortion. RU PENNY MILLER permits Canadian 9pm. But Canadians are unlikely to find the product 486 was first approved UBC FACULTY OF doctors to import in this country in the near future. in France in 1991. PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES some drugs that are not approved in Hoechst-Roussel Canada Inc., the company Sweden, the For Sale Canada, RU 486 is with rights to RU 486 in Canada, has not applied Netherlands, China and Come and see Ted & Mark's for approval ofthe drug. the UK have since followed suit It is considered to not one of them. Excellent Adventure called the "We are not applying to get the drug approved be 95 percent effective. 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    . · · ' 1990 WfU Puhllcallons Board, All Roghts Reserved · · LD LDAND A&E Page 8 "COVERS mE CAMPUS UKE THE MAGNOLIAS." THuRsDAY, }ANUARY 18, 1996 .. U.· . mverstty Petitioners rescue Poteat lab Bv MArrnEw CoLEMAN but they are currently forced to Computer Center to find out what CoNTRIBliiiNG Rl;pQRTER work in one large area divided by was going on," she said. partitions. Also, one staff member After learning about the issue, ~losed by After student protest the Com­ works in a hallway. Belcher and senior Kim Magee, a puter Center reversed its decision "We desperately need some Poteat resident adviser also con­ to close Poteat House's computer place to put our staff, and Poteat cerned about the closing, posted a lab, which will remain open at least seemed to be the best place be­ petition to keep the lab open. Three blizz_ard for this semester. cause it's very close to Reynolda days later, they went to see Ken Bv DAN JoHNSON Last fall, the Computer .Center Hall," Dominick said. Zick, the vice president for student ComRIBUTINCi REPORrnR developed a need for more office The decision to close the lab was life and instructional resources. space after hiring additional per­ made with no student input, and "Basically my concern was that As students and teachers packed sonnel in accordance with the Plan computer users were notified of I wanted to voice the opinions of andplanned for the spring semester, for the Class of 2000. Jay the closing by a message that ap­ the residents of Poteat," Belcher Old Man Winter blanketed the East Dominick, the director ofinforma­ peared when they logged on.