Off JOYA 2018. Women who read are dangerous: an exhibition review with Marcia Cirne Lima, Marta Costa Reis, Alejandra Ferrer
Published: 26.11.2018
Thanks to Marcia, Marta and Alejandra who patiently answered all my questions after the exhibition through email, which helped me make this review easier to understand… It also helped everyone who was not able to attend the exhibition. Via this review, they can now know about in the most possible completed way. In this review, I will try to recall the curating process and the creating process with three artists.
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