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M.Bassy's retrospective states that four exhibiting artists recorded a conversation the night before the opening. Excerpts present differing views on cultural erasure, technological power and actively reshaping tools.
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M.Bassy's retrospective states that four exhibiting artists recorded a conversation the night before the opening. Excerpts present differing views on cultural erasure, technological power and actively reshaping tools.
The date follows the organiser's 12 April caption and 'night before the opening' description; it is not a public-panel or podcast-release date. Only published excerpts were read, not the full audio. Claims about Māori language models or ecological figures are not independently verified facts.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: artists themselves discuss tensions between technological extraction, cultural erasure and active use, adding named voices beyond curatorial text.
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Evidence & sources
M.Bassy's retrospective states that four exhibiting artists recorded a conversation the night before the opening. Excerpts present differing views on cultural erasure, technological power and actively reshaping tools.
SRC-0267Lines 17–18: recording context; 23–90: English conversation excerpts, particularly 30–42, 59–61 and 80–82.
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