"Roe" Fish as a metaphor for folks with a uterus, and these fish have roe (fully ripe eggs) coming out of their stomachs; meant to be a reference to Roe V. Wade. At the time Roe was being gutted by hundreds of laws limiting and restricting abortion access.
Photo taken by Diana Davies in 1970 during a Women's March.
"Reproductive Justice." Depicted by Meredith Stern. Signed linoleum block print.
Natalie Kirk "Personhood Act" created
Visual Arts in the Reproductive Justice Movement
Candice Brown
Throughout history in various social movements art has been used as a tool to provide awareness and evoke strong emotions to further a cause. Today we live in a post Roe society, with the overturning of the case in June, sparking an even larger debate across the country about the legality of abortion. This is cause for a huge awakening of the reproductive justice movement meaning art is a more important tool than ever.
“Roe” Fish as a metaphor for folks with a uterus, and these fish have roe (fully ripe eggs) coming out of their stomachs; meant to be a reference to Roe V. Wade. At the time Roe was being gutted by hundreds of laws limiting and restricting abortion access.
Photo taken by Diana Davies in 1970 during a Women’s March.
“Reproductive Justice.” Depicted by Meredith Stern. Signed linoleum block print.