Episode 23: Katherine Ball

Make/Work: A Rumpus Podcast by The Rumpus

Dec 3, 201451:17Society & Culture

Katherine Ball’s work happens at the intersection of anti-capitalism, environmental issues, and social justice issues. For Ball, this has translated to a broad spectrum of projects ranging from making inflatable barricad...

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