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Containment is a site-specific installation that visualizes the historical and contemporary connections between consumerism and climate change, profit and exploitation, racism and policing, industry and environmental injustice—and serves as a platform from which to advocate for impactful structural change.
Carrie Sieh
Curated by Omar Lopez-Chahoud
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