The Interstitial Space. Some Remarks on the Twofold Art of Doris Betz
Published: 04.04.2017
The present article by Pravu Mazumdar is one of the texts at the book Doris Betz, Jewellery and Drawing.
The twofold art of Doris Betz tends to engender in the viewer a twofold gaze, which no longer projects the unity of an artistic consciousness functioning to connect the exhibited works but tracks down the dynamics of their differences.
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