The Menstrual Maze (1983)
Juliet Batten talks to Priscilla Pitts about The Menstrual Maze, a women's collaborative art environment Juliet initiated and facilitated in Auckland, June 1983. The project was supported by the Northern Regional Arts Council. The artists involved were Juliet Batten, Katrina Berntsen, Susan Clark-Mabee, Juliet Cooke, Lidija Cukor, Rose Fidler, Claire Johnstone, Janice Jones, Gill Matthewson, Helen Pollock, and Helen Todd. This video was produced in November 1983.
Primary Title
- The Menstrual Maze
Date Broadcast
- 1983
Release Year
- 1983
Channel
- Media Services
Broadcaster
- The University of Auckland Library
Programme Description
- Juliet Batten talks to Priscilla Pitts about The Menstrual Maze, a women's collaborative art environment Juliet initiated and facilitated in Auckland, June 1983. The project was supported by the Northern Regional Arts Council. The artists involved were Juliet Batten, Katrina Berntsen, Susan Clark-Mabee, Juliet Cooke, Lidija Cukor, Rose Fidler, Claire Johnstone, Janice Jones, Gill Matthewson, Helen Pollock, and Helen Todd. This video was produced in November 1983.
Classification
- Unknown
Owning Collection
- TV & Radio
Broadcast Platform
- Television
Languages
- English
Captions
Live Broadcast
- No
Rights Statement
- Made by the Elizabeth Eastmond in conjunction with the University of Auckland Audio Visual Centre for public access.
Subjects
- Women artists--New Zealand--Auckland
- Documentary films--New Zealand
- Batten, Juliet--1942-
- Women artists--New Zealand
- Feminism--New Zealand
- Menstrual cycle in art--New Zealand
- Menstruation--Social aspects
- Menstruation--Public opinion
Genres
- Art
- Documentary
- Interview
Contributors
- Audio Visual Centre, University of Auckland (Production Unit)
- Elizabeth Eastmond (Cameraperson)
- Juliet Batten (Interviewee)
- Priscilla Pitts (Interviewer)
Subjects
- Women artists--New Zealand--Auckland
- Documentary films--New Zealand
- Batten, Juliet--1942-
- Women artists--New Zealand
- Feminism--New Zealand
- Menstrual cycle in art--New Zealand
- Menstruation--Social aspects
- Menstruation--Public opinion