FlamingFemme is a radical approach to the interview genre
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Self-published by Billington in 2016, FlamingFemme flaunts a dynamic aesthetic of post-punk-feminist meets kitsch, and is the product of a visual collaboration with graphic designer Alexander Beraza.
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The interviewees featured are Michelle Yue, Darcey Steinke, PANMELYS, Iona Kewney, and Ene-Liis Semper. Topics include fashion, literature, painting, dance and performance art.
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Featuring a selection of iconic women artists, each conversation featured in this zine offers exclusive insights into the role of gender in the arts--from the initial conception of projects to the navigation of institutional opportunities. Many of the artists featured felt that their sex in no way limited their opportunities, but was rather a source of power and inspiration.
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CLICK HERE TO READ FLAMINGFEMME
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Social justice and the arts in New York City, for The Indypendent
In 2019, Billington began participating as a volunteer contributor and culture writer for The Indypendent, a print newspaper and non-profit with over 100,000 subscribers.
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Click here to read Sewing Dissent with Textile Artist Diana Weymar
Click here to read To the Limit with Outernational
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Satirical reflections on the food-beverage industry, for FreePressHouston
In 2017, Billington was brought on as a culture writer and social influencer with the offices of FreePressHouston and Day For Night Festival. She attended cultural events, scouted venues for features and conducted interviews with local musicians.
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Click here to read Houston's Top Five Gentrifying Bars
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Click here to read DJs Dish on the Best Late-Night Eats in HOU
Discussing Feminist Literature, for Brazos Bookstore
Billington talks fiction and pedagogical texts alongside other feminist artists.
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Click here to read Labor History and Feminist Horror: Women’s History Book Lists
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