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On 29 September 2022 ACMI announced How I See It, including Joel Sherwood Spring’s new commission DIGGERMODE, scheduled for16 December 2022–19 February 2023.
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ACMI announces exhibition including DIGGERMODE
On 29 September 2022 ACMI announced How I See It, including Joel Sherwood Spring’s new commission DIGGERMODE, scheduled for16 December 2022–19 February 2023.
Research question
Editorial significance: situates AI practice within Indigenous knowledge, material extraction and museum commissioning.
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