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This library is a collection of notes pertaining to the exhibition, The Workers Installing A Work, on display at the Khyber ICA in Halifax Nova Scotia, from June 9th to July 7th. The exhibition was curated by Palimpsest.
THIS LIBRARY IS A FREE-ACCESS, OPEN CALL FOR PDF TEXTS WHICH CONSIDER WORK AND OUTSOURCING IN ALL OF ITS FORMS. TEXTS ADDED BY USERS WILL NOT BE EDITED OR CENSORED IN ANY WAY. THE OPEN CALL FOR LIBRARY SUBMISSIONS WILL RUN THE DURATION OF THE EXHIBITION, FOR THE DATES STATED ABOVE.
The library is partially curated by Palimpsest, and contains texts by Jacob Wren, Brad Troemel, Danielle St-Amour, Tess Edmonson, Craig Fahner, Danna Vajda and Neal Rockwell, as well as an excerpt of the book Becoming Tarden by Jill Magid, included with permission from the author. The library also includes the curator's statements, editorial content and catalogue details from The Workers Installing A Work, along with statements and bios from the artists included in the exhibition.
This platform was created by Jeremy Dabrowski and Craig Fahner.
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This library is a collection of notes pertaining to the exhibition, The Workers Installing A Work, on display at the Khyber ICA in Halifax Nova Scotia, from June 9th to July 7th. The exhibition was curated by Palimpsest.
THIS LIBRARY IS A FREE-ACCESS, OPEN CALL FOR PDF TEXTS WHICH CONSIDER WORK AND OUTSOURCING IN ALL OF ITS FORMS. TEXTS ADDED BY USERS WILL NOT BE EDITED OR CENSORED IN ANY WAY. THE OPEN CALL FOR LIBRARY SUBMISSIONS WILL RUN THE DURATION OF THE EXHIBITION, FOR THE DATES STATED ABOVE.
The library is partially curated by Palimpsest, and contains texts by Jacob Wren, Brad Troemel, Danielle St-Amour, Tess Edmonson, Craig Fahner, Danna Vajda and Neal Rockwell, as well as an excerpt of the book Becoming Tarden by Jill Magid, included with permission from the author. The library also includes the curator's statements, editorial content and catalogue details from The Workers Installing A Work, along with statements and bios from the artists included in the exhibition.
This platform was created by Jeremy Dabrowski and Craig Fahner.