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HELLO, CAN EVERYBODY SEE MY SCREEN? — Media release

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Museum release dated7Sep credits Ruberto as AI text author for the commissioned Trace2 installation and announces9Sep–11Dec run. Three contact hubs address embodied surveillance; commission is not collection acquisition or runtime verification.

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Original PDF link and bilingual abstract, not full translation or local historical capture; Tamil typography/translation review pending.

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SRC-1353
HELLO, CAN EVERYBODY SEE MY SCREEN? — Media release

Singapore Art Museum · EN · 2022-09-07

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SAM announces Trace2 commission and exhibition run

SAM’s7September2022 release announces its Trace2 commission and exhibition run; artist and collaborator records provide traceable context for machine text, movement and sound in public display.

SingaporeVisual artEVT-0496

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