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know your crazy book Vivienne Boucherat

February 16, 2021 by NextTribe Editors · Arts & Culture

A New Art Book Perfectly Captures the Emotions and Absurdities of Our Lives

Vivienne Boucherat used art to process her ups and downs. Though she never intended her pieces to be published, we're sure happy they were.

Did you not notice her in there? Vivienne Boucherat? In your head, sketching away, creating images that capture all the angst and humor of life at this age?

You can learn more about Know Your `CRAZy' at our virtual event on Feb. 23rd. Vivienne Boucherat's team will be at a virtual booth, where you can purchase the book, plus we'll be giving away a copy as a prize to one of the attendees. Get your tickets here.

You'll surely suspect she was inside your brain when you leaf through Boucherat's new art book called, Know Your`CRAZy,' published by women for women. Through most of her life, Boucherat has been making drawings, collages, watercolors, and such to explore, vent, and master her feelings. Sixty-three of them are collected in the book, expressing reactions to various scenarios women know all too well, from having to put on your game face to feeling you don't measure up to dealing with the mental fog of menopause. The cheeky captions on each are half the fun.

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