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When We Leave acrylic commoning practices are embraced as

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commoning practices are embraced as a method for criticising the vicious wave of enclosures that began after the fall of state-socialism while at the same time not relying on the heavily stigmatized politics of state-socialism

concrete chess board (12”x12”x1”)

each piece is one of a kind and unique in color

with a view of nature as a living entity

small hoops sold as single

When We Leave acrylic commoning practices are embraced asIssue Number 4, When We Leave, features 17 artists and poets who identify as lesbian and have had experience with migration and immigration, international relocation, displacement, refugees & borders. Preface by Hila Amit. WMN believes in representing sectors of the lesbian community that are not always given the visibility they deserve. We want to support lesbian artists and writers who have had experience migrating in any capacity. Given the current

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