Exposition : les vies ordinaires des femmes

Ausstellung: Die alltägliche Ausbeutung der Frau

The Ordinary Lives of Women

<p>The exhibition <i>The Ordinary Lives of Women</i> brings together work by various artists that interpret the value of everyday women and their contribution to humanity. Showing at the Spazju Kreattiv in Valletta, Malta, until the 13th of March.</p>

Exhibition in Valletta - Malta

The exhibition The Ordinary Lives of Women brings together work by various artists that interpret the value of everyday women and their contribution to humanity.

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