# Claude Cahun
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claude cahun (25 October 1894 – 8 December 1954), born Lucy Renee Mathilde Schwob, was a French lesbian photographer, sculptor and writer.Schwob adopted the pseudonym claude cahun in 1917 and is best known for self-portraits, in which Cahun assumed a variety of personae.
Cahun's work was both political and personal, and often undermined traditional concepts of static gender roles. In her autobiography, Disavowals, she explained, "Masculine?
Tuesday, March 24 - Snapshots of romance and resistance
An exhibition of rarely seen photos now on view at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis highlights the story of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, two women whose lifelong romance fueled their artistic collaboration.
108. Enochian Magic: An Introductory Guide w/ Michael Metatron Girard
Luxa https://linktr.ee/LuxaStrata welcomes Michael Metatron Girard from Enochian Today https://enochiantoday.wordpress.com/ and author of the new book, Enochian Magic: An Introductory Guide, back to the show to talk about the Power in a Name, possible Risks and Rewards of using a powerful system li…
The Queer Surrealists Who Used Art to Fight the Nazis
Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore didn't have weapons. They had scissors, a printing press, and an absolute refusal to be afraid.
During the Nazi occupation of the island of Jersey in World War II, these two queer surrealist artists waged a remarkably creative resistance campaign. They made anonymous l…
BONUS | Looking back: Drusilla Modjeska on women artists and what they saw
What happens to women's art when the world stops looking?
That's the question at the heart of A Woman's Eye: Her Art, Drusilla Modjeska's book about a century of women artists who made radical, visionary work — and were then, largely, forgotten. Recorded live at Gleebooks before a packed house, thi…
Studies for a Keepsake: Claude Cahun & Marcel Moore w/ Lisa Beauchamp: 29th May, 2026
Studies for a Keepsake is a new exhibition at Gus Fisher Gallery. Tracing the lives and work of pioneering French artists Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, the exhibition is the first time these artists have been shown in Aotearoa.
Working in writing, photography, collage, performance, and sculpture…
Episode 14 - Claude Cahun: The Gender‑Bending Artist the Nazis Tried to Erase
Before “non‑binary” had a name, artist Claude Cahun was already living it. Before performance art had a definition, she was inventing it. And when the Nazis occupied Jersey, Cahun and her partner Marcel Moore launched one of the most daring psychological resistance campaigns of the war.
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Episode 5: The Art of Twin Peaks Part Two
The owls are not what they seem. Neither is this episode of Frame Job. Because the art discussed may surprise you. What do Frida Kahlo and the Bangles have in common with David Lynch’s iconic crime show? And why so many twins? Find out on The Art of Twin Peaks Part Two. We also cover the scariest m…
#18 An Unorthodox Nazi Resistance: ______ Surrealist Lesbian Activists
For a special Pride Month episode of Lab Libs, Megan tells Debbie about the importance of learning queer history through the love story of two gender non-conforming lesbian artists from the 1920s whose work was forgotten for decades. Rediscovered years later, Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore’s surreal…
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This week's Queerstory tells the story of Claude Cahun — born Lucy Schwob in France in 1894 into a Jewish literary family, and a surrealist photographer, writer and, as it turned out, resistance fighter. Decades before words like non-binary or gender-fluid were in common use, she was already writin…
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