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Source was produced by the Museum of Vestigial Desire, an online platform funded and co-directed by Prayas Abhinav and Alishan Shahibaug, for Un-Publish: Outsorced, a two part exhibition project organised by or-bits.com for Banner Repeater. www.or-bits.com/outsourced.php and www.museumofvestigialdesire.net | Source was produced by the Museum of Vestigial Desire, an online platform funded and co-directed by Prayas Abhinav and Alishan Shahibaug, for Un-Publish: Outsorced, a two part exhibition project organised by or-bits.com for Banner Repeater. | ||
https://www.or-bits.com/outsourced.php and https://www.museumofvestigialdesire.net/ | |||
UN-PUBLISH is a series of critical works published on paper which are determined by ideas of shifting time and labour relations which are intrinsic to Banner Repeater’s location and which focus on the co-evolution of humans and technology. | UN-PUBLISH is a series of critical works published on paper which are determined by ideas of shifting time and labour relations which are intrinsic to Banner Repeater’s location and which focus on the co-evolution of humans and technology. | ||
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Source was produced by the Museum of Vestigial Desire, an online platform funded and co-directed by Prayas Abhinav and Alishan Shahibaug, for Un-Publish: Outsorced, a two part exhibition project organised by or-bits.com for Banner Repeater.
https://www.or-bits.com/outsourced.php and https://www.museumofvestigialdesire.net/
UN-PUBLISH is a series of critical works published on paper which are determined by ideas of shifting time and labour relations which are intrinsic to Banner Repeater’s location and which focus on the co-evolution of humans and technology.