the mom/artist notebook pt. I new Notes: Meg Remy

Notes: Meg Remy

Krijno’s work feels — as it always has — more akin to some outpouring of seemingly blithe

This journey led to the core of puzzling thoughts

It reflects on how places where people gather can become political instances

about similarities and differences

the mom/artist notebook pt. I new Notes: Meg Remythe mom artist notebook, pt. I, images and reflections of artists who are also mothers A friend told Herlinde that to be an artist, you need time. As a young mother and photographer, time was indeed her biggest obstacle. So his statement stuck. If creation is the product of dedicated work, isnt being a mother precisely the ultimate body of work? She gave three of her friends, all mothers and artists, a notebook with questions and captured the familiar