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SUMMARY:Artist Salon with Zeelie Brown and Rachel Lin Weaver
DESCRIPTION:Join us to meet and learn more about current Rising Residents Zeelie Brown and Rachel Lin Weaver. They will each give short a presentation on their work followed by a light dinner and refreshments. Registration required below. \nZeelie Brown’s first art museum was the pine woods in Alabama. They make Black&queer wilderness refuges called “soulscapes” to (re)imagine what nature might be. Zeelie is currently working with the MIT Department of Architecture\, NOMAS\, and Group Project to create sustainable human waste solutions in their native rural Alabama. While in residence\, Zeelie will work on Little Creole Gardens\, which aims to tend a revolutionary front of Black wilderness which rages against the tide of white greed threatening to drown our world. To that aim\, they will spend six weeks designing a creole liberation wild garden — via research in New Orleans’ wealth of archives of Gulf South visual and material culture\, providing a solid groundwork for future acts within a creole aesthetic of survival. \nRachel Lin Weaver is an artist whose work spans video\, installation\, sculpture\, and performance. Weaver’s creative interests relate directly to an upbringing in rural Alaska and West Virginia\, and their projects explore intersectional identity\, queer/trans embodiment\, memory\, and interdependence. While in residence\, Weaver will work on MOSQUITO DANCE. Created through partnerships with tropical medicine researchers\, entomologists\, and Native elders\, MOSQUITO DANCE is a two-part experimental short film and video/projection mapping installation. Looking closely at mosquitos as vectors and cultural symbols\, the project contends with disease history in New Orleans and the greater American South\, climate crisis-caused tropical disease spikes (which correlate to booms in mosquito population)\, and Louisiana American Indian community resilience in the face of climate crisis. \nThis program is supported by WWNO 89.9FM  \nRegister here for Artist Salon with Zeelie Brown and Rachel Lin Weaver
URL:https://astudiointhewoods.org/event/artist-salon-with-zeelie-brown-and-rachel-lin-weaver-2/
LOCATION:A Studio in the Woods\, 13401 Patterson Rd\, New Orleans\, LA\, 70131\, United States
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SUMMARY:Fishes: Masters of Adaptation – Workshop and Tour of the Royal D. Suttkus Fish Collection
DESCRIPTION:Join artist and biologist Brandon Ballengée for an art-science workshop on Gulf fish species diversity\, natural history\, and specimen drawing! We will tour Tulane University’s Royal D. Suttkus Fish Collection (the most extensive collection of preserved fishes on the planet!) in Belle Chasse\, followed by a drawing workshop on-site in one of the fish labs. \nFishes are the most successful vertebrates (animals with backbones) ever to occupy Earth. Fish are marvels of adaptation and resilience\, inhabiting almost all bodies of water on our planet\, and scientists have described over 34\,000 species\, with new species being found all the time! However\, overfishing\, oil spills\, and changes to habitats and climate have caused many species to decline. The Gulf of Mexico is home to 77 endemic fishes found nowhere else in the world\, and many of these have not been reported in recent decades. \nThis event is part of Searching for the Ghosts of the Gulf\, a collaborative project with the Plaquemines Parish Government supported by an Our Town grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. \nRegistration is required.  \nRegister here for Workshop with Brandon Ballengée
URL:https://astudiointhewoods.org/event/fishes-masters-of-adaptation-workshop-and-tour-of-the-royal-d-suttkus-fish-collection-5-2/
LOCATION:Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute\, 3705 Main St\, Belle Chasse\, LA\, 70037
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