Abigail Heyman, Selfportrait, 1971 It is hard to think of a more potent opening to the exhibition than a self-portrait in a bathroom mirror: a woman facing her own reflection. The image sums up the tenor of the exhibition: women talking about w...

Abigail Heyman, Selfportrait, 1971 It is hard to think of a more potent opening to the exhibition than a self-portrait in a bathroom mirror: a woman facing her own reflection. The image sums up the tenor of the exhibition: women talking about w...

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