Discussing Software through the art of the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement

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The document discusses software through art from the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement. It references a YouTube video about "Stand By You: Add oil Machine" from 2015, an artwork titled "Autumn Rain" from 2015 by WARE that discusses the Umbrella Protest, and an artwork from 2014 titled "My Umbrella Protest" by Liu. It also references a 2015 digital reproduction of umbrellas.

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So+ware
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My
Umbrella
Protest
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by
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