Mothering Myths: An ABC of Art, Birth and Care contemporary engaged collectives reflect on the

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Mothering Myths: An ABC of Art, Birth and Care contemporary engaged collectives reflect on theMotherhood is a theme that stands at the core of life, but has nevertheless been kept in the private sphere for a long time, haunted by clichs, stigmas and myths. Motherhood has always been seen as trivial, not as a subject for real art. At the same time, artists with a womb have faced the clich that they had to decide between making art or having a child, as both would take up all the mothers time and energy. Mothering Myths unravels these clichs,