The workshop Other Natures: Representing human/non-human relations in New York City understood New York City as a complex web of human and non-human systems, actors, alliances and effects. Nature, as it is represented in the monuments, institutions, and artworks that define public life in the city, emerges out of this already hybrid matrix. We uncovered how natural-human relations have been understood and represented in the city historically and today in both art and architecture. Looking at the institutional and the underground, expressions of power and critiques of power, we developed a collective attunement to the ways in which nature is expressed within the public culture of the city.
Key questions included:
The workshop participants:
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