by Catriona | 6 May, 2018 | BRAVA Interviews, Issue 05
Autism is a very serious topic. Just not tonight. Nikki Osborne is an Australian actress, and a regular on comedy panels on Australian television. A mother to a child with autism, she also spends her time blogging and campaigning for autism awareness. Her belief is...
by Catriona | 6 May, 2018 | BRAVA Interviews, Issue 05
Having grown up in post-war Germany, painter Katharina Rapp knows that it takes greater strength to make light of, rather than to point out what is wrong, with the world. Her style is unquestionably anchored in German Expressionism, however, she manages to use...
by Catriona | 6 May, 2018 | BRAVA Interviews, Issue 05
“What do you do when home is in two places?” Indo-Canadian theatre artist Ankita Kumar-Ratta grew up in Canada and then moved, somewhat reluctantly, to India as a young adult to live with extended family and find her cultural roots. She has ingeniously turned her...
by Catriona | 6 May, 2018 | BRAVA Guidance & Tips, Issue 05
German painter Katharina Rapp, who is interviewed in this month’s magazine, is also BRAVA’s resident cartoonist. Below you’ll find a handful of her cartoons, exclusive to BRAVA, all of which revolve around different aspects of feminine thought...
by Catriona | 6 May, 2018 | BRAVA Guidance & Tips, BRAVA Pro, Issue 05
by Catriona Mitchell When I told an acquaintance recently about the work I was doing with feminine empowerment and women’s stories at BRAVA, her immediate response was, “Won’t you get bored?” After I’d recovered from choking on my coffee, I realized that – while...
