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Ann Harithas
"Ann Harithas’ approach to making art has roots in photography, painting, assemblage, collage, and recycling. With these, she uses combinations of materials and non-traditional techniques to establish a new context for discarded materials. In a commodity-driven society, the political, economic and social problem of dumping, storing or finding new uses for the vast quantity of used, obsolete or discarded objects and materials is a major challenge. Internalizing this challenge is fundamental to her artistic process." [1]
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edit- ^ "Ann Harithas – Station Museum of Contemporary Art". stationmuseum.com. Retrieved 2018-02-22.
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