‘Even now, the achievements of women are still very often unrecognised’: Mona Hatoum @TheArchitecturalReview
‘Even now, the achievements of women are still very often unrecognised’: Mona Hatoum @TheArchitecturalReview
Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Winner of the Ada Louise Huxtable Prize 2022, Mona Hatoum discusses the resonances between her work and the architectural field.

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‘Even now, the achievements of women are still very often unrecognised’: Mona Hatoum

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