THE STORY, IN BRIEF
Ndidi Dike discusses how Rare Earth Rare Justice brings resource extraction, labour and historical violence into a sculptural environment. In conversation with Naima Hassan, she explains the exhibition’s sound, constructed landscapes and charged materials, connecting her longstanding interests in trade and migration with the human and ecological costs of mineral economies in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Aggregates of Plunder: Ndidi Dike’s Rare Earth Rare Justice
Naima Hassan · 30 Apr 2026 · Independent publisher
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