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Femme Fatale – the Female Criminal
Woman is rarely wicked, but when she is, she is worse than a man. Italian proverb
Wicked women, seductive sinners, vicious vixens – the female
criminal is portrayed in many guises in popular culture, myth,
literature and history but what do these stereotypes tell us about
women and crime?
Australian authorities have grappled with how to control wayward
women from the moment raucous female convicts stepped ashore. The
brutal reality of notorious female criminals such as ‘the man woman
murderer’ Eugenia Falleni, sly grogger Kate Leigh and poisoner Yvonne
Fletcher is in stark contrast to the glamour of the noir seductress and
pulp novel siren. This exhibition examines these extremes, traversing
criminological theory, popular culture and case studies.
Femme Fatale – the Female Criminal
Venue: Justice & Police Museum, Sydney
Dates: 07/03/09 – 18/04/10
Official Site: www.hht.net.au

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