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| − | '''Girl on Girl Productions''', or | + | '''Girl on Girl Productions''', or GoG Productions, was a small publisher based in Montreal, Quebec between 2000-2002. |
| − | Their mission was as a revolutionary feminist and queer publishing stunt dedicated to producing handbooks, [[zine]]s, art, and other media. Girl on | + | Their mission was as a revolutionary feminist and queer publishing stunt dedicated to producing handbooks, [[zine]]s, art, and other media. Girl on Girl Productions brought [[Activist|activism]] to places of ambiguity -- restrooms, libraries, "public" streets, advertising, school, women's bodies -- to challenge the control of the "public" domain and illustrate the artificiality of the notion of public equals access for all. |
Their publications included ''Spiked Riot'', ''How to Make a Zine'', ''The Bathroom Activist'', ''Huesbook'', and we are warriors. These were distributed by [[Moon Rocket Distribution]], [[Grrrl Style distro]], [[Ladybomb distro]], [[the lady project]], [[Union zine]], [[Spark zine]], [[Spy Kids]], [[Beyond a Joke]], and [[Independent Thought Brigade]]. | Their publications included ''Spiked Riot'', ''How to Make a Zine'', ''The Bathroom Activist'', ''Huesbook'', and we are warriors. These were distributed by [[Moon Rocket Distribution]], [[Grrrl Style distro]], [[Ladybomb distro]], [[the lady project]], [[Union zine]], [[Spark zine]], [[Spy Kids]], [[Beyond a Joke]], and [[Independent Thought Brigade]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 20 February 2008
Girl on Girl Productions, or GoG Productions, was a small publisher based in Montreal, Quebec between 2000-2002.
Their mission was as a revolutionary feminist and queer publishing stunt dedicated to producing handbooks, zines, art, and other media. Girl on Girl Productions brought activism to places of ambiguity -- restrooms, libraries, "public" streets, advertising, school, women's bodies -- to challenge the control of the "public" domain and illustrate the artificiality of the notion of public equals access for all.
Their publications included Spiked Riot, How to Make a Zine, The Bathroom Activist, Huesbook, and we are warriors. These were distributed by Moon Rocket Distribution, Grrrl Style distro, Ladybomb distro, the lady project, Union zine, Spark zine, Spy Kids, Beyond a Joke, and Independent Thought Brigade.
External Link
Their website is still accessible, though not updated. gogproductions
