4THBIN Participates in Panel discussion at DISASSEMBLY:  BROOKLYN

4THBIN Participates in Panel discussion at DISASSEMBLY: BROOKLYN

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August 20, 2018
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4TH BIN is so proud of our own Cory Kline for participating in DISASSEMBLY: Brooklyn’s panel discussion on smart sustainability, e-cycling, and consumer electronics at A/D/O.

DISASSEMBLY: Brooklyn is a participatory art installation that explores our obsession with technology and the untold story of the consumer electronics lifecycle, as well as the devastating environmental and labor conditions of offshore recycling. The artwork translates the global consumer electronic waste cycle into an immersive experience with a social conscience.
 

4THBIN Participates in Panel discussion at DISASSEMBLY:  BROOKLYN

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