A description of an artistic activity that aims to sculpt out of clay the "missing link" in the process of evolution. The process was developed by Jan van Boeckel (inspired by the original activity in Antony Gormley's workshop) www.janvanboeckel.wordpress.com.

Workshop in het aan elkaar beschrijven en tekenen van afbeeldingen van planten, op basis van werk van Karl Blossfelft. Locatie: Groninger Museum.

Some of the most striking accounts of the inventive power of imagination come from former prisoners who have spent time in solitary confinement. In these testimonies, they relate how their imaginative capacity enabled them to keep their sanity, even in the most arduous circumstances. Somehow they managed …

Presentation of Research program of the research group Art & Sustainability to IRAP master students of Minerva

Presentatie van openings-keynote op deze vijfde ClimateExistence conferentie in Zweden

How art can help us in finding connections to the more-than-human world?

At first, climate adaptation and art may seem very different from each other. But it is precisely a work of art that can add surprising nuances to the conversation about climate change and climate adaptation. We need to broaden our perspective and not just think in terms of practical solutions.

Presentatie aan de hand van de tekst uit het proefschrift getiteld: At the heart of Art and Earth (2013, pp. 56-57) van Jan van Boeckel