Berlin Boudoir and The Vagina Museum invite you to join us for a Period Celebration Party!
📅 Date: May 25th, 2024
🕖 Time: 8pm
📍 Venue: Vagina Museum, London
This is no ordinary party – it's a costume extravaganza dedicated to celebrating menstruation, combating menstrual stigma, and raising awareness about period poverty.
🩸 Theme: Costumes referencing menstruation or in the theme colors red and gold are mandatory! Let your creativity flow as we embrace the beauty and strength of menstruation. 💃🕺 Dance the night away to vibrant music, mingle with like-minded individuals, and join us in supporting a great cause.
🎈 As part of our commitment to ending period poverty, we will be collecting menstrual hygiene products to donate to those in need. We will make sure that these essential products reach those who require them most. Together, let's kick-start a new tradition of celebrating menstruation with pride, joy, and solidarity. Your presence will make a meaningful difference in our mission to promote menstrual health and well-being for all. RSVP today to secure your spot at this groundbreaking event! We can't wait to see you there.
Monika Kozub, known also as Berlin Boudoir, is a visual artist and feminist activist. Her work is an exploration of beauty's diverse facets, with a focus on themes like nature and sexuality as sources of empowerment. Through her art, Monika confronts stereotypes surrounding women's lives, aiming to illuminate the strength and freedom that arises from challenging these preconceptions. Her art proudly reflects her feminist identity, celebrating decadence and eroticism as vehicles for societal transformation. In 2022, Monika collaborated with her partner, Daniel S. Roden, to release an art music video titled "PERIOD." This thought-provoking creation takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to celebrate menstruation while addressing period poverty. The film received the Best Music Video award at the Toronto International Women Film Festival and was featured in film festivals globally, including the Aesthetica Short Film Festival and the Video Art and Experimental Film Festival in New York City. Viewing her work as an ongoing dialogue with her audience, Monika initiated the concept of Period Celebration costume parties. These inclusive gatherings serve as platforms for open conversations about menstruation, blending art, and advocacy. Following successful events in Berlin, Monika is now extending the celebration to London, inviting participants to engage in a collective exploration of menstrual pride, awareness, and unity