(M)otherhood ceramics landscapes both metaphorical and material

landscapes both metaphorical and material are mapped onto each other producing new images of liminal times and spaces that provide a critical opportunity to reassess diverse relationships to the world

We believe that the revival of craft and the placing of a higher value on the act of making will be important in the future

most of which published here in English for the first time

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Curated by Lars Bang Larsen and Maria Lind

(M)otherhood ceramics landscapes both metaphorical and materialIn a world where women have more choices than ever, society nevertheless continues to exert the stigma and pressures of less enlightened times when it comes to having children. We define women by whether they embrace or reject motherhood; whether they can give birth or not. more Behavioural Scientist Pragya Agarwal uses her own varied experiences and choices as a woman of South Asian heritage to examine the broader societal, historical and scientific