Illustration
"The Moon"
“The Moon” is a poem written by Sappho. This short poem was about the moon's beauty in the night sky, and we could see how female writers find out the beauty in nature
Illustration
Indigenous Astronomy
In the Ojibwe culture of central North America, the moon is referred to as grandmother.
Installation
The Two Faces of Artemis
Because of the lunar phase, which creates a conflicting image on the moon, Artemis has a contradictory appearance in myth. She was kind but also cruel.
Illustration
Louisa May Alcott The Mother Moon
The poem by Louisa May Alcott illustrated a motherlike moon looking down on the Earth.
Illustration
Moon and Witches
Witches in Greek and Roman literature, particularly those from Thessaly, were regularly accused of "drawing down the Moon" by the use of a magic spell
Work by
Shu Ying Ye aka. Elnstar
“'A Thousand Thoughts About Moon' mainly describes a close relationship between the Moon, the lunar cycle, and females; each image would become narration based on mythology, literature, and medication...” [More]