14 Hours by Janelle Abbott

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Multiple dates through April 20, 4–7 pm
Prairie Underground Georgetown (Seattle)
Free
All Ages
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Janelle Abbott, a local zero-waste visionary and critic of all things hyper-consumerist, will chat about her upcoming performance, 14 Hours, at this artist talk. Abbott plans to "perform 14 hours a day, six days in a row...to surrogate and demonstrate the daily lived experience of garment workers across the globe," during which time she'll quilt deadstock fabric to be auctioned in support of garment workers' rights and reparations. (Abbott will compensate herself "based on the average daily wage of a Bangladeshi garment worker—about $3.50.") Scope the performance via Twitch, or see it in person April 15-20 from 6 am to 8 pm. by Lindsay Costello

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Prairie Underground

940 S. Harney St. Seattle, Wa 98108 Venue website

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