Sounds as Growing
Sound as Growing
What if curation means paying attention? A poem from the book «Politics of Curatorship».
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Quote: Antye Greie-Ripatti
Design: Sergio Salazar
Sound: Ailín Grad
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What if curation means paying attention? A poem from the book «Politics of Curatorship».
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