Full interview with the one and only @hettiejudah live now 📕 ❤️ These are those same guidelines from Hettie Judah that went viral and started so much ✨ these guidelines inspired me so much! “I had been keen to speak to Hettie for a long time. I wanted to thank her for her work. In my own capacities in the art world, I have shared many conversations about parenthood since Judah’s Guidelines of the same name as her new book, went viral on Instagram in 2020. Questions and conversations opened up that had been unspeakable before. The ‘forbidden’ questions of parenthood were being asked; artists were being listened to. Artists were even being asked their needs! It’s important to note throughout our conversation that these issues don’t just affect parents. They affect everyone: those with mobility issues, those who are neurodiverse. Everyone.” Hettie’s book is available now with the awesome people at @lhartbooks !!️ — ‘How Not To Exclude Artist Parents: Some Guidelines for Institutions and Residencies’ was written by Hettie Judah and a group of artist mothers, among them Catherine Kurtz, Cecile Johnson Soliz, Chloe Bonfield, Elsa James, Emma Franks, Emma Hart, Emma Talbot, Eva Rothschild, Gaia Fugazza, Helen Benigson, Holly Blakey, Ingrid Berthon-Moine, Joanne Masding, Kate V. Robertson, Laima Leyton, Laura Ford, Macarena Rojas, Magda Bielesz, Maureen Nathan, Melanie Jackson, Naomi Frears, Rana Begum, Rosalind Faram, Sarah Boulton, and Selina Ogilvy. — #artistparents #equalityinthearts #artworld #art #painting