Invisible Labour.

An interview with German-born artist Nicole Wermers is presented. She talks about her exhibition that raises issues on the economics of the built environment, distribution of wealth and space, and gendered and class perspectives. She describes her sculptures that were included in the exhibition. She...

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Publicado en:Art Monthly no. 474; pp. 1 - 6
Autor principal: De Wachter, Ellen Mara
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Art Monthly Mar2024
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