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Artist changing minds and world

Publication date 16 February 2021 | 21:52 | ICT

Born into a family of political activists, including her mother the famed women’s rights activist Somaly Mam, French-Cambodian artist Adana Mam Legros has carried on her family’s traditions by linking her art exhibitions with her political

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