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WATER WORLD DEADLINE 5/31 PRINTED MATTER / Soil Shroud Room at SWALE HOUSE Just one more month to submit your work for the WATER WORLD call for artists. We are planning to create another incredible compilation book of artists addressing water issues, to be printed fall 2027. apply below Look for our ecoartspace publications at the Metabolic Studio table at the Printed Matter Art Book Fair in Pasadena, May 7-10, including Soils Turn, The New Geologic Epoch, Basia Irland: Repositories, and Transmissions zines. Several of our ecoartspace members are now planning exhibitions and
will be doing residencies at the new Swale House on Governors Island, in
Nolan Park (Building 6b), between May 16 and October 25, 2026. see artist line up below
This month we will continue with the fifth edition of the Wicked Monstrous Dialogues, focused on artists making work with upcycled plastics that are wearable. register for Zoom event below And, last but definitely not least, please mark your calendars for the ecoartspace international gathering scheduled for October 10-14, 2027, at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico! Members will be able to register and reserve your spot soon. Reminder, members receive additional information in these newsletters including calls for residencies, calls for artists, job opportunities, grants, and member announcements, so please Join Us!
Patricia Watts, founder/curator Header Image: Soil Shroud (detail), including soil textiles made by Jo Pearl (UK), Saskia Jorda (AZ- USA), and Anne Yoncha (OK - USA). |
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SEE YOU THERE @METABOLICSTUDIO |
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ecoartspace@SwaleHouseNYC |
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- May 16: ecoartspace Soil Shroud Room launch, 1pm (up through October with monthly soil textile workshops)
- June 1–June 14: Aviva Rahmani Tidal Flushing residency
- June 15–June 21: Elisabeth Condon Liquid Paper exhibition and residency
- June 15–June 21: Melinda K. Santiago Horizons Below exhibition
- June 22–July 5: The Soil Factory (Ithaca) exhibition and residency
- July 6–July 12: Elizabeth McAlpin Unearthed exhibition (and treasure hunt)
- July 6–July 19: Stephanie Rothenberg Metabolic Fairy Tales exhibition and residency (with experimental salt water antenna)
- July 20–July 26: Maria Patricia Tinajero Wormfarm Institute: Salk Market Report archive exhibition (with a series of live radio broadcasts)
- July 20–August 23: Marina Heron Tsaplina residency (weaving workshops)
- July 27–August 23: Elie Porter Trubert Call and Response exhibition
- July 27–August 23: Katrina Bello Expansion exhibition
- August 24–September 13: Kosmologym (Walker Tufts) exhibition
- August 31–Sepember 20: Priscilla Stadler Institute for Creative Research exhibition and residency
- September 21–September 27: Marina Heron Tsaplina Soil: Field Of Awareness exhibition
- September 28–October 25: Lauren Bon + Betsy Damon + Mary Mattingly exhibition and residency
Look for future emails with more details on programs/events |
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WICKED MONSTROUS Dialogues: Part V Thursday, May 21 Timebuddy
United States: 10am HDT, 1pm PDT, 2pm MDT, 3pm CST, 4pm EDT Europe: 21:00 GMT, 22:00 CET Australia: Friday, May 22, 6:00am AEDT For this fifth dialogue, we will hear from six artists who are making wearables and participating in eco fashion shows to highlight the devastating impacts the clothing industry has on the natural environment, including: Aurora Robson, lead artist for Plastic Vortex and juror for the Wicked Monstrous upcoming book who will present her upcycled plastic headwear, Alanna Baird and her Future Oceans Series including high fashion wearables, Johanna Törnqvist and adornments from her Side Effect Series made with discarded blisterpacks, Kalliopi Monoyios and her ongoing Weight of Our Possessions Seriesincorporating a wide range of disposable materials, Nicole Dextras and her most recent Red Bio-Jacket, and Sari Nordman and her performative wearable anxiety tapestries. |
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Wicked Monstrous coming fall 2026
Online, print-on-demand and limited edition book: 130 artists Aindreas Scholz, Alanna Baird, Alejandro Duran, Alicia Escott, Amanda Thackray, Andrea Polli, Ann Savageau, Anna Mein, Anne-Katrin Spiess, Annette Nykiel, Ashton Phillips, Barbara Cooper, Barbara Lubliner, Bee (Beverly) Naidus, Belén Millán, Benjamin Von Wong, Beth Bando, Beth Shepherd, Bethany Taylor, Bev J Elgar, Blue McRight, Bryan Northup, Calder Kamin, Carol Sogard, Carolien Adriaansche, Caroline MacMoran, Charity Ridpath, Charlotte Bastian, Christine Mackey, Christy Rupp, Cindy Pease Roe, Clare Thomas, Cody Norman, Colette Copeland, Constance Mallinson, Constance Old, Cynthia Minet, David Ellingsen, Dawn Stetzel, Deanna Pindell, Devan Horton, Diedra Krieger, Duke Riley, Elisabeth Condon, Elise Marks Vazelakis, Elizabeth McAlpin, Ellen Driscoll, Emma Akmakdjian, Eurhi Jones, Faith Bebbington, Felipe-Andres Piedra, Francesca Busca, Griffith Aaron Baker, Heather Law, Heidi Dauphin, Hollis Hammonds, Ian Trask, Janine Brown, Jemma Woolmore, Jennifer Kotter, Johanna Törnqvist, Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang, Kalliopi Monoyios, Karen Hackenberg, Kat Kazlauskas, Katharine K. Owens, Kate Dodd, Katharine Harvey, Kathleen King, Kathryn Frund, Katy Rodden Walker, Kelsey Merreck Wagner, Kelly Marie O'Brien, Kim Bernard, Laura Nova, Laurie Riccadonna, Leah Dalton, Leah Mata Fragua, Leticia Bajuyo, Liina Klauss, Luba Zygarewicz, Lynn Cazabon, Margaret Smithers-Crump, Marguerite Perret, Martha Lewis, Megan Wong, Minal Mistry, Monique Martin, Natalya Khorover, Nicole Cooper, Nicole Dextras, Nicole Hixon, Niki Lederer, Ogwado Joachim, Pamela Longobardi, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Pauline Galiana, Pierre Leichner, Portia Munson, Posey (Pamela) Moulton, Rebecca McGee Tuck, Reenie Charriere, Riva Weinstein, Robert Lach, Robin Frohardt, Ruth Peche, Ruth Tabancay, Sara Mast, Sarah Knobel, Sarah Umles, Sari Nordman, Sayaka Ganz, Scott Bluedorn, Serge Attukwei Clottey (above), Shani Nottingham, Shelli Rottschafter, Steve McPherson, STUDIOKCA, Swapna Namboodiri, Taina Litwak, Tara de la Garza, Toby Zallman, TOMO, Tracy Penn, Twyla Exner, Tyler Burton, Virginia Katz, Wiebke Schroeder, Yevgenia Davidoff, Zelda Zinn |
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posey (pamela) moulton
Every year, an estimated 640,000 tons of derelict fishing gear are abandoned in the ocean, resulting in aquatic graveyards. These nets and ropes are made from a cocktail of lethal synthetic polyester and nylon plastics; designed to withstand extreme ocean gales and brutal storms, they take hundreds of years to break down. Haunting our oceans, they entangle marine life, harm habitats and coral reefs, causing economic losses to fisheries and other maritime industries. My art, made from these discards, has been described as part sea creature, part Dr. Seuss. Visitors wonder, ”What is that: a plant or animal or a mysterious creature from a yet-to-be-categorized kingdom?” The sculptures actively resist categorization. www.poseyart.com |
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Soils Turn PREORDERS The first edition is S O L D O U T (300).... 50 Second edition orders went out end of April. The price of the book has gone up due to shipping costs. Additional printing scheduled for June 2026, delivery July/August. Online book viewing/interacting will be available soon. There will be ten copies available for purchase at the Printed Matter Art Book Fair, Pasadena, CA, May 7-10, 2026. Go to store
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