Panel Discussion
“It isn't just something that's for the wealthy or for the privileged or those who might be able to travel to see it. It is all of ours.”
Interview with Mi’oux Stabler
“I think I’m here to help people learn about this land and how we can come back into relationship with it after all the damage that’s been done.”
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Panel Discussion
“We have to move beyond the definition of public artwork as an amenity and think of it as a tool for creating social connection.”
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Interview with Jewel Rodgers
“What histories embed themselves into our bodies and the bodies of the people we love?”
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Panel Discussion
“The history of plants, cultural identity, and survivance are all tied together here.”
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by Jessie Fisher and Viy
“The idea of humans defined as against/outside nature is deeply embedded in our dominant culture.”
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by Sener
“We must be part of the cultural and technological changes as proactive developers rather than passive consumers.”
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Panel Discussion
“If you're hunting without respect or doing ecological damage, Deer Man shows up.”
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by John Paul
“There were many fears at the beginning of the war—but none greater than the sense of doom that seemed at once incredible and certain.”
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Panel Discussion
“Varying degrees of entropy in everything we do means that things are going to fall through.”
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Panel Discussion
“To become interested, to become aware and compost, is such an easy way into that system of reciprocity and care with what is around you.”
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by Lydia Cheshewalla
“The fire burns all night and there are many awakenings and many small deaths.”
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by Alajia McKizia
“Just as two notes come together: a moment of divine harmony
Is green matter and brown matter perfectly balanced?”
by 陳原君 | Yuanjun Chen
“On the evening of September 29, 2022, a protest took place at Dewey Park to oppose the removal of the Harney Street bike lane.”
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by Viy
“Refuse the narrow definitions of value and use that are assigned to objects by capitalism.”
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