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“The Garden of Our Time: Vanishing Species &Words" departs from our shared experience that cuts through the present moment: the disappearance of species from the earth and our collective memory.  ​

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The current rate of biodiversity loss is accelerating, with profound impacts on our ecosystems and our own place within them.  Driven by a shared interest in acknowledging the rapidly declining environment, the exhibition draws on artists who ground their attention into their creative practices​ and respond to the still prevalent taxonomy that separates nature from culture while engaging in the relationships between human and non-human kin through multiple sensory languages-including visual, poetic, sonic, and performative.  

 

The exhibition seeks to be an explorative space to consider new forms of kinship, intimacy, and belonging between humans and non-human kin.

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The Garden of Lost Words and Species 

Works by: Esteban Agosin, Yoko Ono, Shin Yu Pai, Rob Rhee, Alex Vittum & more (TBD)

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Songs of Plants, Tender Machines

A series of performances, sound art, and deep listening

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