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BROODWORK
BROODWORK is a "social practice based in Los Angeles", founded in 2009 by visual artist Rebecca Niederlander and architect Iris Anna Regn that exploring the intersection between creativity and family life. Notable participants include individuals from various creative fields, including poet Elizabeth Alexander, writer and documentarian Alain de Botton, author and Families and Work Institute founder Ellen Galinsky, sculptor Tim Hawkinson, and architect Greg Lynn.
== Overview ==
BROODWORK names the previously undefined community of creative practitioners who are parents. For example, the sculptor Ruth Asawa's practice, which took place "in community with her family" was recently referred to "broodwork". BROODWORK's projects are often experiments in Interdisciplinarity that investigate using one methodology to explore another.
As a social practice entity, outside of curatorial installation, the creative output of BROODWORK consists mostly of events, actions, and conversations. While adults are their primary audience, BROODWORK's projects, particularly workshops and installations, are often designed for the two distinct audiences of adults and children, which is atypical for a contemporary art entity whose nature is not wholly pedagogic. Some of BROODWORK's events involve parent-child interaction.
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