An Endless Round of Repetitive Tasks With Operatic Anger and Comic Turns

Notes

Book resulted from Townley & Bradby's ongoing project “Artists-As-Parents-As-Artists”, about their experiences of combining parenthood and creative practice. This publication combines drawings and photographs by the artists, and two essays by Frances Williams and Judith Stewart.

Artist / Author	Townley & Bradby
Publisher	Sideline Publications
ISBN	978-0-95412925-5
Reference	P2649
Date	2014
Type	Publication

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