The Soldiers With No Name

By: Caoimhe Hale

We remember the incredible lives of Marcel Moore and Claude Cahun — Marxist artists, queer pioneers and anti-fascist resistors.

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Recent years have seen a renewed interest in the work of Marcel Moore and her partner, the gender-neutral Jewish political radical Claude Cahun. It is difficult to think of two characters more deserving of public interest. As figures in the Surrealist movement, both were known for their prescient — and advanced — interventions into discussions of gender, […]

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Recent years have seen a renewed interest in the work of Marcel Moore and her partner, the gender-neutral Jewish political radical Claude Cahun. It is difficult to think of two characters more deserving of public interest. As figures in the Surrealist movement, both were known for their prescient — and advanced — interventions into discussions of gender, […]

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Recent years have seen a renewed interest in the work of Marcel Moore and her partner, the gender-neutral Jewish political radical Claude Cahun. It is difficult to think of two characters more deserving of public interest. As figures in the Surrealist movement, both were known for their prescient — and advanced — interventions into discussions of gender, […]

Recent years have seen a renewed interest in the work of Marcel Moore and her partner, the gender-neutral Jewish political radical Claude Cahun. It is difficult to think of two characters more deserving of public interest. As figures in the Surrealist movement, both were known for their prescient — and advanced — interventions into discussions of gender, […]

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