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Membership Campaign, Wicked Monstrous
November begins the launch of our membership drive for 2027! As we venture into the eighth year as a transnational art and ecology platform, despite what political or economic hardships we must endure, it is vital that we stay connected and support each other's work. There are a range of levels to choose from, making this resource fully accessible to artists and scientists who want to get connected with our over 2,000 members from 29 countries since 2020. New Members can join now through 2027. see below
Every two weeks our members receive an Exhibitions and Events bi-weekly email with almost 100 members listings! And, in our active members newsletter, there are typically up to 30 new opportunities/calls for artists and member announcements. Today members are invited to participate in our 2027 eco[space] Book Club. see below This week our latest publication, titled Wicked Monstrous, the print-on-demand edition via Lulu, will be available for purchase, including 130 artists addressing plastics. Pre-orders for the special edition of Wicked Monstrous, including 70 featured artists, is also available in our store. see below We invite you to join us for 2027! And be sure to check out today's blog post to learn about Forum Nantesbuch Kunst+Natur in Germany, with an invitation to our members. see below Patricia Watts, founder/curator
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eco[space] book club
2027 February, May, September
Initial Meet Up, Sunday, January 17, 2027
United States: 10am HST, Noon PST, 1pm MST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST
Europe: 20:00 GMT, 21:00 CET
Australia: Monday, January 18, 7am AEDT
The 2027 eco[space] book club will be led by member Colette Copeland, and will include three books and three online meet ups. Discussions starting in February, then May, and September. We will be meeting on January 17 for introductions and to come up with the best days/times to convene. Depending on how many participants sign up, discussions will last somewhere between 60-90 minutes.
The three books to be read include: The Right To Be Cold (2022) by Sheila Watt-Cloutier, Helm by Sarah Hall, and The Book of Records by Madeleine Thien.
$35 for members (only). All participants MUST REGISTER. 25 MAX
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130 artists include: 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, Colette Copeland, Constance Mallinson, Constance Old, Cynthia Minet, David Ellingsen, Dawn Stetzel, Deanna Pindell, Devan Horton, Diedra Krieger, Duke Riley, E Tyler Burton, Elisabeth Condon, Elise Marks Vazelakis, Elizabeth McAlpin, Ellen Driscoll, Emma Akmakdjian, Eurhi Jones, Faith Bebbington, Felipe Andrés Piedra, Francesca Busca, Griffith Aaron Baker, Heather Law, Heidi Dauphin, Hollis Hammonds, Ian Trask, Janine Brown, Jemma Woolmore, Jennifer Kotter, Johanna Törnqvist, John Melvin, Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang, Kalliopi Monoyios, Karen Hackenberg, Kat Kazlauskas, Katharine A. 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, Moffat Takadiwa, Monique Martin, Natalya Khorover, Nicole Cooper, Nicole Dextras, Nicole Hixon, Niki Lederer, Ogwado Joachim, Pam Longobardi, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Pauline Galiana, Pierre Leichner, Portia Munson, Posey (Pamela) Moulton, Rebecca McGee Tuck, Reenie Charriere, Riva Weinstein, Robert Lach, Ruth Peche, Ruth Tabancay, Sandra Suubi, Sara Mast, Sarah Knobel, Sarah Umles, Sari Nordman, Sayaka Ganz, Scott Bluedorn, Serge Attukwei Clottey, Shani Nottingham, Steve McPherson, Swapna Namboodiri, Taina Litwak, Tara de la Garza, Toby Zallman, Tom Jones, TOMO, Tracy Penn, Twyla Exner, Virginia Katz, Wiebke Schroeder, Yevgenia Davidoff, Zelda Zinn Look for a separate email going out today, or tomorrow, with the links below. We are wrapping up on the final touches today! |
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lisa b. woods Woods creates interactive media and sculptures that explore the intersections of technology, ecology, and hidden systems. Her work combines digital fabrication, light, sound, and movement with organic and figurative elements to create immersive, tactile experiences. Her exhibition Every Body a Water Body, Every Field a Clock examines the Ogallala Aquifer, which supports up to one-third of American agriculture, in the Great Plains where for centuries, millions of Bison once roamed. Currently at Women & Their Work Gallery, Austin, Texas through November 22, 2026.
www.lisabwoods.com |
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Wicked Monstrous Special edition! 70 artists
Alejandro Duran, Andrea Polli, Anna Mein, Anne-Katrin Spiess, Ashton Phillips, Barbara Cooper, Belén Millán, Benjamin Von Wong, Blue McRight, Bryan Northup, Calder Kamin, Carol Sogard, Carolien Adriaansche, Christine Mackey, Christy Rupp, Colette Copeland, Constance Mallinson, Cynthia Minet, Deanna Pindell, Diedra Krieger, E Tyler Burton, Elise Marks Vazelakis, Elizabeth McAlpin, Ellen Driscoll, Felipe Andrés Piedra, Griffith Aaron Baker, Janine Brown, Jemma Woolmore, Johanna Törnqvist, Judith Selby Lang and Richard Lang, Kalliopi Monoyios, Karen Hackenberg, Kat Kazlauskas, Katharine A. Owens, Kate Dodd, Katharine Harvey, Kathryn Frund, Kelsey Merreck Wagner, Kim Bernard, Laurie Riccadonna, Leah Dalton, Leah Mata Fragua, Leticia Bajuyo, Liina Klauss, Margaret Smithers-Crump, Marguerite Perret, Martha Lewis, Megan Wong, Minal Mistry, Moffat Takadiwa, Natalya Khorover, Nicole Dextras, Niki Lederer, Ogwado Joachim, Pam Longobardi, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Portia Munson, Posey (Pamela) Moulton, Rebecca McGee Tuck, Reenie Charriere, Sandra Suubi, Sarah Knobel, Sari Nordman, Sayaka Ganz, Serge Attukwei Clottey, Shani Nottingham, Taina Litwak, Toby Zallman, Tom Jones, TOMO, Twyla Exner |
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Acting Like Women is a recent documentary featuring feminist performance art in the 1970s and 80s in Los Angeles, and includes our members Anne Mavor, Leslie Labowitz-Starus (above), Bonnie Sherk, Betsy Damon, Marguerite Elliot, Helen and Newton Harrison, and executive producer Lauren Bon. above AtmoSpheres: We Are Air Aware features Grace Grothaus, and her research-creation project exploring how art and wearable technology can make the threat of invisible pollution visible and actionable, on CBC Canada's The National News Features. October 2026. Watch online
Ancient Sunlight: Ceramic Dialogues is a personal monograph by John Roloff, including essays, articles, interviews, research and work developed in conversation with energy systems embedded in the history of earth materials and environments viewed through geochemical, metabolic, systemic and ecological lenses. 444 pages / 2026. Available Print on Demand via Lulu
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