Art and Literature

By Fazil Moradi

A poem by Dilan Qadir

A Man Dies in me A Poem By Zhawen Shali Translated by: S J Fowler less cold now, as his limbs shrink, his icicle fingers slacken their grip, heat returns to my body. A woman passed, blue lipped Brr, shivers. But in this…

A poem by Palina

A poem by Livyar

An Essay by Avan Omar

Regina Tauschek He breaks taboos with his works. Reflecting on the puritanical interpretation of Islam and traditions, he sensitively grabs the male world by the crotch and therefore lives dangerously. The artist wishes women the…

This is a new initiative of Culture Project is intended to work on women’s power to tell their own stories or stories of other women through writing.  The women of Kurdistan, and their dreams, encounters and experiences with patriarchy,…

A prostitute's Necklace on the public street lifted her dress and cried out "I only sell my own body, just my own and nothing else, but on the street I see them; they have sold the body of the mountain, the body of the plains and the…

By Hawar Moradi and Fazil Moradi  It moves through my whole being, and keeps me worryingly wide-awake. It has inhabited my body for a long time, traveling along the walls, and rivers. From one home to the omnipresent seas, and…

Abstract of a new book recently published by Dr. Saman Salah Balaky This research is a detailed feminist reading of the poetry of a select group of female Kurdish poets whose work was written in Sorani Kurdish. The poets come from…