Things I Told My Mother
by Sarah Gerard
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Part reportage, part philosophy, part biography, Things I Told My Mother tells the story of that walk and examines how we, consciously or not, interact with a woman’s self-representation in all aspects of society.
Starting with a small group of women in Times Square, surrounded by hundreds of photographers, and ending alone and semi-naked in Central Park, this book is a manifesto of the action followed by a personal essay that interweaves contemporary thought about the female body under patriarchy.
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