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What happens when art meets environmental justice? Explore this question through a cultural studies analysis of Irish artist's Michele Horrigan's ongoing arts-based research project Stigma Damages. In collaboration with the artist, Tilburg University hosted an exhibition of Stigma Damages in the...
