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Division of Labour presents 'The 2nd Ned James Festival of Women's Werk'

Date uploaded: October 21, 2013

Division of Labour presents The 2nd Ned James Festival of Women's Work Werk

Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum, Artists Space
Foregate Street WR1 1DT
21st September - 16th November 2013
Tuesday - Saturday 10.30-16.30

The 2nd Ned James Festival of Women's Work Werk features participating artists: Céline Condorelli, Céline Berger, Sophie Hope & Jenny Richards, Sally O'Reilly, Carey Young and Monika Stricker and a commissioned text by Nathalie Hartjes.

The title Ned James Festival of Women’s Work Werk comes from an artist represented by Division of Labour. Ned and the gallery owner, Nathaniel Pitt, were discussing the effect that the current global austerity policy is having on women. It was decided then, that Ned would give up his second solo show with Division of Labour and insisted on having a group show, so called. The Ned James Festival of Women’s Work Werk presents eight artists in recognition of their work relating to gender, class-consciousness, economics, work and leisure. In focus, many of the works explore complex questions about labour.

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