All Work is Women’s Work recovers the forgotten history of Amsterdam’s seamstresses

Hanka van der Voet's "All Work is Women’s Work" is a vital project unearthing the overlooked labour and political organizing of early 20th-century Amsterdam seamstresses. Through radical publishing, archival research, and printed garments, van der Voet reclaims their forgotten history. For emerging women artists, this serves as a powerful reminder that so-called "women's work," often dismissed, holds immense value and historical significance. It inspires us to leverage our creative practices – whether through art, craft, or innovative mediums – to tell untold stories, challenge prevailing narratives, and recognize the enduring collective power within our artistic community. — Source: It's Nice That

This is a WIA-rewritten summary. The full interview remains the copyright of It's Nice That.