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In this artist book talk, socially-engaged artist Mohamed Sleiman Labat presents collaborative arts-based research based in the Hamada desert in Southwest Algeria. He shares the knowledge of nomadic seeds planted in small scale family gardens which have become part of the creative resistance of the nomadic Saharawi people who have been confined in refugee camps since the 1970s.

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