Knowing and Unknowing

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The lives of Repair
Mauro Baracco & Louise Wright with Linda Tegg

The exhibition invites you to look anew at a plant community that has been overlooked as a site only for human use, to the extent that there is only 1% now left and to reflect on the ground, what it supports, what is displaced. As presented through our premier cultural institution, La Biennale di Venezia, this exhibition will live on through seed the authors of this investigation have already started to collect and through relationships they are building with research institutes in Europe.

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Authors: Mauro Baracco, Louise Wright with Linda Tegg
Illustrations: Color and Black and White
Cover: Softcover with dust jacket
Size: 24 x 28.8 cm. / 9.44 x 11,33 in.
Pages: 72
Publication date: August 2023
Published by: Actar Publishers
ISBN: English 9781948765794
Price: 30€/ $34.95/ £30

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Authors	Mauro Baracco, Louise Wright
excerpt	This book documents the artworks of the exhibition Repair, Australian Pavilion, 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia 2018

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