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I THOUGHT THE WATER was WARM ENOUGH

Posted on 07/08/2014 by marc

name: BENJI / age: 22 / profession: STUDENT / location: SEATTLE / weekday: MONDAY / reference: ABOUT TO SIT IN BATH

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→ 476 contributions have yet been made through werkermagazine.org. 365 of these contributions have been selected for 365 days of invisible work, a publication co-published by werker collective, casco, office for art, design and theory and spector books, which has been launched fall 2017.

→ categories written by steyn bergs, edited by eleanor ivory. concept and design by werker collective.

→ werker 3 is a project initiated by marc roig blesa & rogier delfos within the grand domestic revolution goes on, a long term living research and exhibition organized by casco, office for art, design and theory in utrecht. werker 3 — domestic worker photographer network, 365 days of invisible work and Bilderkritik are financially supported by stimuleringsfonds creatieve industrie and Mondriaan Fonds.

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Other projects of the Werker Collective:

→ visit Werker Correspondent (2016 — Ongoing)
→ visit Werker 2 — Image Act (2016 — Ongoing)

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