The artist Charlotte Posenenske (1930-1985) radically rejected the commercial art market. She offered her serial works against material costs. In 1968 Posenenske left the art world because she no longer believed that art could influence social interaction or draw attention to social inequality. Writer Jorik Amit Galama talked to Wiersma about her commission ‘Calling from the Periphery’ in relation to Posenenske’s political ideas and artistic legacy. Read the full interview in Dutch here. (Graphics: Dongyoung Lee)
