The Conference of the Birds: Online seminar this Thursday

We are proud to take part alongside many other Nordic artists, scientists and bird enthusiasts in the transdisciplinary, polyphonic and socially engaged art project The Conference of the Birds

Reflecting on bird cultures, bird-human relations, and exploring ways of co-existing in a more-than-human world, Thursday’s online seminar is titled Collaboration and contempt: Birds Eye Views.

We will present new work and reflections from our stay on the small island of Selvær off the Helgeland coast in Norway, where we portrayed some of the last active eider bird carers in the country. The Conference of the Birds: Online seminar this Thursday

Brand new works on display at Rejmyre Art Lab’s summer exhibition – opening this weekend!

Results from our Swedish expedition two weeks ago are ready for Saturday’s exhibition opening at Konsthallen Engelska Magasinet, hosted by Rejmyre Art Lab’s Center for Peripheral Studies. These brand new works will accompany several more mature members of our Eyes as Big as Plates family, along with sculptures, field notes, process images and video. Brand new works on display at Rejmyre Art Lab’s summer exhibition – opening this weekend!

Group exhibition ‘Natural Discourse’ at di Rosa Centre for Contemporary Art, California

Taking over the di Rosa site with a series of large-scale outdoor installations speaking to Napa’s natural and human histories, Kija Lucas, Dornith Doherty, Sharon Beals and yours truly will be exhibiting works as part of the exhibition “Natural Discourse” at di Rosa Centre for Contemporary Art in Napa Valley, California until October 8th 2023. Group exhibition ‘Natural Discourse’ at di Rosa Centre for Contemporary Art, California

Exhibition opening at the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society in Munich, Germany

Welcome to the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society tomorrow  April 25th at 6 pm for the opening of the exhibition People – Nature – Future II. Curated and organized by Symbio(s)cene and realized in collaboration with the RCC, the opening will be followed by a discussion led by Oliver Szasz, the founder of Symbio(s)cene. His colleagues and co-founders, curator Ingrid Rügemer and biologist Dr. Tina Heger, will also be joining the discussion.

Exhibition opening at the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society in Munich, Germany