The Spoon Fairies’
Liberation Dream Kitchen Ingredients Cupboard!
(Limited edition A4 print)
Where would you find Mutual Marmalaid, Franz Fanon’s Decolonaise, and bell hook’s (all about them) Love Dumplings?
In the Spoon Fairies’ Liberation Dream Kitchen Ingredients Cupboard of course!
Hungry for liberated futures?
This is a high quality A4 giclée print, guaranteed to feed your radical imagination.
This piece was originally made for misery meals: a crip community anti-cookbook for when eating and cooking is hard, a 260 page choose-your-own-adventure collection of recipes, art and resources by mad and disabled, queer and trans, global majority people world-over.
You can find out more and get your copy here. <3
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The Spoon Fairies on Strike!
(Limited edition riso-printed interactive zine)
Who are the Spoon Fairies?
I have imagined that spoons, as in Spoon Theory* are grown by Spoon Fairies in Spoon Gardens.
Why are the Spoon Fairies going on strike?
The Spoon Fairies have had enough of the chronic spoon shortages faced by the crip community due to the demands and systems of white supremacist, ableist, heteronormative capitalism. They are exhausted by the extractivist exploitation of an economy that inflames bodies, minds, and ecosystems. They have decided to go on strike, and this political pamphlet is one of their organising and educational strategies.
The zine is 12 pages, A6, and includes an A4 pull-out poster, activities, poetry, exclusive interviews, multiple digital resources, and a mutual aid directory (and more!).
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50% of profits will be donated to Gaza Mutual Aid.
Spoon theory uses spoons as a visualisation of the disparity in energy reserves between disabled and abled people. Though a disabled and abled person will start the day with the same number of spoons, an abled person may only need 1 spoon to undertake an activity such as going to the shops, while a disabled person might use 4 spoons. In this way, disabled people deplete their spoons (or energy reserves) far quicker and thus have to be conscious about how they spend their spoons. Spoons theory has translated into a colloquialism within crip communities – “I’m out of spoons” or “I’m going to spend my spoons on you.” (Reproduced with the artist’s permission).