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Lady Lazarus

Lady Lazarus

I'm a Canadian visual artist & educator who works with animation, drawing, printmaking and installation. I teach art and design courses at OCAD University and Sheridan College. In this blog I write about my creative process, upcoming screenings and exhibitions, and my various passions and interests.

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  • Animation (59)
  • Art musings and other great profundities (116)
  • Ero Guro Nansensu (19)
  • Gender & Horror Films (16)
  • Gothic (37)
  • Horror Films 101 (49)
  • Nostalgic for Sleaze – Exploitation cinema (9)
  • Subversive Fairytales (6)
  • The Disobedient Dollhouse – 2010 Master's thesis (8)
  • Unusual Miniatures & Haunted Dollhouses (5)

Top Posts & Pages

  • The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype.
    The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype.
  • The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt
    The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt
  • "Look at you, don't you look like Siouxsie Sioux."
    "Look at you, don't you look like Siouxsie Sioux."
  • The macabre eroticism of the 'Anatomical Angel'
    The macabre eroticism of the 'Anatomical Angel'
  • A Diabolical Decadence: Charles Baudelaire, Félicien Rops and the "Flowers of Evil."
    A Diabolical Decadence: Charles Baudelaire, Félicien Rops and the "Flowers of Evil."
  • Artist's CV
    Artist's CV
  • Horror Films 101: The Demon Child.
    Horror Films 101: The Demon Child.
  • The Devil and Jayne Mansfield.
    The Devil and Jayne Mansfield.
  • Deviance, gender and the ‘aberrant female’ in horror, part II.
    Deviance, gender and the ‘aberrant female’ in horror, part II.

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  • Morbid Anatomy blog
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Follow Lady Lazarus on WordPress.com

Categories

  • Animation (59)
  • Art musings and other great profundities (116)
  • Ero Guro Nansensu (19)
  • Gender & Horror Films (16)
  • Gothic (37)
  • Horror Films 101 (49)
  • Nostalgic for Sleaze – Exploitation cinema (9)
  • Subversive Fairytales (6)
  • The Disobedient Dollhouse – 2010 Master's thesis (8)
  • Unusual Miniatures & Haunted Dollhouses (5)

Recent Posts

  • Female-generated erotica, lost in translation.
  • Preview clip of “Wunderkammer”
  • June 2018 Update
  • Wunderkammer campaign update!
  • Indiegogo campaign for Wunderkammer

Top Posts

  • The Great Mother vs. the Terrible Mother: the dual nature of the Jungian archetype.
  • The Abject, the Grotesque and the Uncanny; an excerpt
  • "Look at you, don't you look like Siouxsie Sioux."
  • The macabre eroticism of the 'Anatomical Angel'

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