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Monday, October 13th, 2008 | Stacy Makishi and AGLOW | No Comments
Stacy Makishi and AGLOW – aiming at failure, and exploring its consequences
“the first day is usually about trust – about why you’re there, your intentions; making sure you’re not exploiting them, using them as materials….”
We recorded an interview with Stacy about her experiences as an artist commissioned by SPACE Media Arts to contribute to The Not Quite Yet. Stacy’s exhibits, developed in collaboration with AGLOW, a Hackney-based Older People’s group (and with additional input from others from Stacy’s network), took the form of Japanese Chindogu, or “invention dropouts” - click here for exhibition text.
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