SPOTLIGHTMaking Room, A Trailblazer in DocumentarySince the 1980s, British artist Anna Fox has challenged power structures both in her work and the space in which she makes it, paving the way for women in a male-dominated documentary tradition.Read More
SPOTLIGHT
Making Room, A Trailblazer in Documentary
Since the 1980s, British artist Anna Fox has challenged power structures both in her work and the space in which she makes it, paving the way for women in a male-dominated documentary tradition.
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