Mary Linwood

And this is something that I'm really fascinated in.

It's something that you've been grappling with, with your Mary Linwood work, but also through all of your work, I think, which is this challenge that, you know, everybody, because everyone lives in a home, but often specifically women in terms of where their relationships and responsibilities lie.

is to do with this idea of how we grapple with the home, where we make our work and what informs our work.

So that's a huge topic for today, but I think we're going to have lots of interesting things to talk about around it.

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two things i want to come back to i'm going to just leave notes notes yourself so i did come back think about mary linwood um later on but what i was going to respond to that was that kind of like the intimacy and sharing of things that are very personal, which is I've just done in my new book has got some work from my emotional repair exhibition, which was about grief, mourning, loss, relationship breakdown, all sorts of very personal stuff.

And putting it on display was quite a challenge.