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"Seditious Industrial Complex Licensing Office"

After posing a number of odd questions (Does the everyday rub you wrong? Are you uppity?), the press release for Sala Diaz’s latest offering announces a “new line of mutinous consumer goods” available exclusively through the gallery. Masterminded by Stevan Živadinovic (who was allegedly “born in a fictitious country” and teaches video game design at SAY Sí), the high-concept project reportedly comprises a patent license and a public domain license that will be up for grabs during an “intensive presentation” enhanced with a participatory performance by members of the Aesthetic of Waste.

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