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Ecologies

Nous avons invité des organisations, des artistes et des activistes travaillant à partir de perspectives noires et autochtones à discuter, contextualiser et réfléchir à la relation entre les structures néocoloniales et la crise climatique dans leurs contextes locaux.

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Large, dark, spiky, torpedo-shaped sculpture on a gray floor. Behind it, a raised reddish-brown landscape sculpture features dark pools and rocks within a white gallery.

Les Amas de Pillage: Rare Earth Rare Justice de Ndidi Dike

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C& and C&AL Print Issue #12/4: Ecologies - Contemporary And

La publication imprimée de C& et C&AL #12/4 : Écologies

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Banji Chona Calls on Ancestral Knowledge - Contemporary And

Banji Chona invoque le savoir ancestral

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Locating Blackness In Intimate Ecologies - Contemporary And

Situer la Blackness dans les écologies intimes

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Re-Imagining Her World - Contemporary And

Ré-imaginer son monde à elle

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A person looking intently at their own upside-down reflection in a crystal ball.

The Indigenous Sci-fi Love Story about the Climate Crisis and the Power of Language: Itu Ninu

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026

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Abstract textile artwork made of layered grey mesh and frayed cream fabric, stitched with black thread, pinned to a white wall.

Iahra: Addressing Marine Ecology Through Industrial Materialities

A painting of a dark-haired woman whose skin is covered in green leaves and vines, wearing a dark blue dress, against a lush green landscape. In the sky, a dark figure with a tail and fiery feet flies while carrying a smaller figure.

Three Artists Redefining the Human-Plant Relationship in Martinique and Guadeloupe

A vibrant, stylized circular painting showing concentric rings of life: fish in blue water, then lush plants and trees with diverse animals, all framed by a rainbow and a starry cosmos.

Histories of Ecology

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A person in a white dress walks barefoot on a rocky beach, carrying a large bouquet of red flowers, with ocean waves crashing behind them.

The Artists Forging Ecological Ties in Female Fugivity and Marronage

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