Underground Art - Literally
Kirsty and Lucy investigate an arts collective operating in tunnels beneath Paris.
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Thu 22 Nov 2012 13:45 BBC Radio 4
Episode 4 of 5
In the wake of the Dominique Strauss-Kahn scandal which rocked France, Lucy Ash and Kirsty Lang find out how feminism in France is still very much a fringe affair. They meet some female French authors to discuss how language influences the way men and women relate to each other. Why did France's obsession with the perfect female form drive one writer to turn her heroine into a pig? And at some personal risk, they take part in an intervention staged by women wearing false beards.
Kirsty and Lucy investigate an arts collective operating in tunnels beneath Paris.
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