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	domesticlabor&#38;nbsp;is a space where the built environment, art and social practice meet to explore memory, migration and domestic space. it traces the often invisible labor of women woven into everyday life, asking how memory,&#38;nbsp; cultural traditions and family histories are carried from one generation to the next.&#38;nbsp;
	




	

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