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Refuse: (v)(n)(-) [online exhibition, 2018] Documentation

Throughout 2018, Refuse: (v)(n)(-) was an online exhibition of 16 artists in 13 projects covering a range of ecological issues. It was curated by Worm/Angela Chan and designed by Alex Walker. Previously exhibited at wormrefuse.org (now inactive) it is now documented here on the Worm website.

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