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Squatting the Palace
Documentary film with a runtime of 45 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.
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American artist Kiki Smith is renowned for print and sculptural works that explore issues of feminism and the female body. This documentary offers a glimpse into Smith's artistic process as she creates a series of prints, sculptures, and furniture for an eight-room art installation called "Homespun Tales: Stories of Domestic Occupation," which was exhibited in Venice, Italy, as part of the 2005 Venice Biennale.
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How long is Squatting the Palace?
Squatting the Palace runs for 45m.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of film is this?
It is tagged under documentary.
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