The artist Lika Nüssli from eastern Switzerland has a broad understanding of drawing: from large installations to musically accompanied performances to longer graphic novels, she creates idiosyncratic works that deal with autobiographical and overall social themes. Her latest book, "Starkes Ding," traces excerpts from the life of her father, who was forced to work as an indentured servant in his youth. Meet Lika Nüssli at a live performance followed by a conversation with Anette Gehrig, director of the Cartoonmuseum Basel.
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