Artists: Ndidi Dike in conversation with Jeanette Pacher.

[Place of publication not identified] : Secession, 2026.

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Secession Podcast ; 81

"Ndidi Dike's exhibition Rare Earth Rare Justice unfolds as a large-scale installation structured around absence, death, and mourning and was developed over a year by the artist in close collaboration with Secession's tech and curatorial team. Thanks to a "Dialogue Residency" supported by the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, the artist was able to spend two months in Vienna, working in detail on the elements of the installation and the accompanying publication. The extended stay also allowed the artist to reflect on the work and experience how visitors would interact with it once the exhibition had opened. Further chapters will be presented at Färgfabriken, Stockholm and Zachęta - National Gallery of Art, Warsaw. Towards the end of the residency, Ndidi Dike and Jeanette Pacher recorded this podcast as part of an ongoing conversation between the artist and the curator. Ndidi Dike Rare Earth Rare Justice 6.3. - 31.5.2026"-- provided by distributor.

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Imperialism.
Art--Exhibitions.
Forced migration.
Geopolitics.
Globalization.
Natural resources.
Violence.
Migration forcée.
Géopolitique.
Mondialisation.
Ressources naturelles.
geopolitics.
globalism.
natural resources.
violence.
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Pacher, Jeanette, contributor, producer.
Dike, Ndidi, contributor.
Ye, Hui, musician.
Macheck, Paul, editor.
Library Stack, distributor.