Mothering myths - an abc of art, birth and care DEGROS AGLAEE/ARMENG their self-referentiality shifts and intertwines

their self-referentiality shifts and intertwines with other realities

Tarsila do Amaral and Piet Mondrian

véhiculées avec un délicieux sens de l'humour et une intrépidité à l'égard de la page blanche

suggesting how it might engage with politics and society rather than escape from them

Mothering myths - an abc of art, birth and care DEGROS AGLAEE/ARMENG their self-referentiality shifts and intertwinesMothering Myths unravels the cliches, stigmas, and myths behind motherhood through the lens of art, using a transhistorical and intersectional perspective. It breaks with convention to make space for collectivity, different forms of mothering, and political questions around self determination. The book presents the emancipatory nature of the artist mother, the voluntarily childless woman, the non female mother, and the raven mother. Its release is