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CFP: One Day Conference:: Motherhood; Creativity In Theory & Practice

CALL FOR PAPERS

One Day Conference   
Motherhood; Creativity In Theory & Practice

Museum Of Motherhood
Oct. 3, 2011
301 East 84th St. NYC (lower level), New York - USA

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Conference will focus on the concept of creativity through theory and practice within the experience and study of motherhood.  Conference presenters and participants will develop an understanding of the creative process and how this has impact upon their professional and mothering identities.

We welcome submissions from scholars, students, activists, artists, community agencies, service providers, journalists, mothers and others who work or research in this area. Cross-cultural, historical, and comparative work is encouraged. We encourage a variety of types of submissions including academic papers from all disciplines, workshops, creative submissions, performances, storytelling, visual arts, film, music, audio and other alternative formats.Topics include (but are not limited to):

Representing Maternal creativity in Film, Video, Art, Music, and Theater; Theorizing Motherhood and Representation; Race, Representation and Motherhood and mobilizing voices through creativity; Maternal Ambivalence in visual culture; Countering Media Discourses on Motherhood with Mother voices; Maternal Loss, Depression, and Domestic Violence; Performing Feminist Mothering in Practice and Expression; Mother Writer: Writing Motherhood; Facilitating the Creative Family; A Culture of Creative Children; Imaging LGBT Mothers and Maternity; "Late Bloomer" Art: Post-Maternal Mother Artists; Representing Motherhood on the Internet; The Politics of Motherhood and Spirituality in Music and Visual Culture; Motherhood, Art, and Creativity; Healing and Creativity; The Performance of the Maternal or Performing Motherhood; Mothering and Disability: Producing New Paradigms of Normal; Motherhood in the News: Mothers as Newsmaker and Creative Cultural Force; Documenting Motherhood: Maternal Documentaries; Mothers, Motherhood and Photography; Behind the Camera: Mothers as Filmmakers, Directors, Producers; Mother Musicians across Musical Genres: Rock, Rap, Folk, Blues, Jazz, Country Narratives of Creative Mothers: Moms who "Rock," Expressing: Imaging Breastfeeding Mothers, Mommy Bloggers: Re-Writing Motherhood, etc.; Dealing with (Post-partum) Depression by Making Creative Work; Pregnant moms; Celebrity mothers; How images of fathers impact motherhood representation; News media coverage of foster moms; Moms in politics; teen mothers in film or television; advertising as aimed at pregnant/new Moms; Mothers as consumers; Mothering and the representation of Class and Transformation Through Creative Empowerment.   

Please distribute widely! Museum of Motherhood One Day Conference CFP 

Questions: MOMmuseum.org l MuseumOfMotherhood@gmail.com l 877.711.MOMS (6667)
  
Submit proposals at http://www.mommuseum.org/apply/

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