Colleen Keating Boeken

In the 1960s, the prevailing belief was that women lacked a historical narrative, with no formal women's studies or recognition of their contributions. Judy Chicago, renowned for her art installation The Dinner Party, highlights this absence and emphasizes the need to reclaim women's history. The book explores the impact of this mindset on society and the arts, advocating for a deeper understanding and appreciation of women's roles throughout history.

The collection of poetry explores the deep connection between humanity and the land, emphasizing its nurturing qualities and shared existence on Earth. Through vivid imagery, it reveals the significance of the Australian landscape and reflects on the complexities of its history. The poems navigate the intersection of nature and personal journeys, inviting readers to contemplate the wildness of the environment and its impact on our lives.