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Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #55
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Kinship walk @ Soft Gardens
The Kinship Walk explores the idea that all creatures, including humans, are interconnected and dependent on each other.
Sunday April 13th, 2025, with Lorena Carràs and Jean-Marie Dhur & Sina Ribak
in English // FULLY BOOKED
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Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #54
I can lose my hands, and still live. I can lose my legs and still live. I can lose my eyes and still live. I can lose my hair, eyebrows, nose, arms, and many other things and still live. But if I lose the air I die. If I lose the sun I die. If I lose the earth I die. If I lose the water I die. If I lose the plants and animals I die. All of these things are more a part of me, more essential to my every breath, than is my so-called body. What is my real body? (Jack D. Forbes)
Weltwassertag
Wie gehen wir mit Veränderungen von Mensch-Umwelt-Systemen um? Ich freu mich über den Austausch auf der Veranstaltung “Auf dem Trockenen – Die Zukunft des Wassers in Berlin“, die ich mitgestaltet habe.
Performances, Vorträge, Sumpf & Wasserhahn Workshop, Warm Data Lab, und Podiumsdiskussion
Samstag 22. März
13:00 – 18:00
Humboldt Labor Berlin
Der Eintritt ist frei: Anmeldung
Begegnung mit Pflanzen zum Lesen
Mein neuer Text Gedankenfutter – erschienen im Ausstellungsmagazin «Unter Pflanzen» – lädt ein zu einer wissenschaftlich-sinnlichen Begegnung mit Pflanzen. Mit Literatur und Lyrik sowie Texte aus der Philosophie, den Kunst-, Medien-, Literatur- und Naturwissenschaften verbindet das Magazin die Forschungen, die in der Ausstellung gezeigt werden. «Unter Pflanzen» erkundet Pflanzen als intelligente, empfindsame Wesen. Es ist eine Kooperation zwischen dem Museum Sinclair-Haus und dem Forschungsprojekt Plants_Intelligence. Learning Like a Plant (Institut Kunst Gender Natur der Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst Basel). Read More
Around the Flor of Inírida
Around a Tree continues in Guainía, Colombia, with Around the Flor of Inírida, celebrating the region’s unique flora as a legacy of COP16. The Flor of Inírida was the official logo of the COP16 in Cali, representing the message of ‘Peace with Nature’. While this plant endemic to Guainía shows flowers that never die, this metaphor of eternal life should leave aside the threat of extinction. Biodiversity loss and climate change happen right here in Guainía, Colombia, far from the places where Conferences of Parties take place. Become part of this story by watching this video.
Even more a reason from “Around a Tree” led by Más Arte Más Acción (MAMA) to co-create this event with botanical expert Mateo Fernandez. along with partners atbc.
Rapateacea, maroa flowers, southern starlets or flowers of Inírida – who are they?
This collaboration between science and art asks:
- What is their history, where, how and with whom do they live?
What adaptations do they have, what is their shape and structure?
How do they reproduce and what is their importance?
With: Mateo Fernandez, botanist and expert on the Inírida flower from the University of Oldenburg, Germany; Rubén Dario Carianil-LIWI; Más Arte Más Acción; Miguel Navas; Andrés Vélez; Magally Ortiz-MCG, James Richardson, Sina Ribak, Mateo Suarez, Juan Posada, Universidad del Rosario.
23th of January 2025 / 18:00
DEPARTMENTAL PUBLIC LIBRARY OF INÍRIDA, COMMUNITY MUSEUM of GUAINIA, Colombia
Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #53
Almost in every symbiosis plants and their positive relationships are involved. Plants form the structure of ecosystems and ultimately provide food for all other members of the community
Andreas Gigon
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Coexistence in Water: Learning with Algae and Axolotls
New BUA Series »WasserWissen | Parcours« Invites to the Kick-off at the Kunstgewerbemuseum
Read MoreSound Performance / Lygophilia Exhibition // Art & Science Conversation
Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #52
Read MoreIt kills plants, breaks down ecological structures, sets molecules adrift, shuffles species, opens up niches, and for a time rewires the flow of energy and nutrients. Fire upsets, quickens, shreds, reorganizes, and rejuvenates.
Stephen Pyne
Between Us and Nature – A Reading Club #51
A leaf is a platter of pigment strung with vascular lace
Hope Jahren
Inspired by geobiochemist Hope Jahren, we gather to shine a light on the alchemy of photosynthesis and to find relationships and knowledge. She reminds us that “a leaf is a platter of pigment strung with vascular lace”. We invite you to join us as we explore this life-giving process, where nothing is truly new but constantly transformed.
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