Remembering The ‘Comfort Women’ Art Exhibition

Deptford Does Art in collaboration with Justice for ‘Comfort Women’ UK present an art exhibition, Remembering The ‘Comfort Women’.

• Wednesday, 25 April – Sunday, 29 April 2018
• Deptford Does Art
• 12 noon -10pm daily

The sexual slavery of some 200,000 women and girls by the Japanese Imperial Army during WW2 was a monumental crime against women yet is barely known outside of Asia. A dwindling number of known survivors in their 80s and 90s still await global recognition of their suffering, and a sincere apology from the Japanese government.

This exhibition includes works by contemporary Korean artists working in the UK and South Korea.