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Pecos River Sound Residency, Soils Turn book launch
We currently have over 100 members who are either sound artists or interested in sound art. Through the pandemic many of our members began buying sound equipment, and recording walks. It was the perfect antidote for our disconnect with nature. In 2022, we started our bi-annual Sound Dialogues (via Zoom), which is coming up again January through May 2026. And, this month, fifteen sound artists will travel from Massachusetts, Kentucky, Colorado, Texas, California and locally, for the first annual Pecos River Sound Residency in Pecos, New Mexico. This all came together organically and is a test run to consider what's possible for 2026. We will be sure to report back. see blog November For October, we will gather the second Indigenizing Dialogues to explore how a movement of Indigenizing dominiant culture can
encourage a greater balance between humans and the more-than-human
world. This month two non-Indigenous artists/members who are focused on LAND as resource and survival will present their work, and an Indigenous member who will respond as a culture bearer, will also share her painting practice focused on reclamation. see below Soils Turn Update: we have decided to take some extra time for the editing/design process, and will now head to the printer in Germany at the end of October. The launch at Printed Matter in NYC has been postponed, for now. All of our previous books have been printed in the US, though this round we learned it will cost 50% less to print in Germany, even with the shipping. Books ordered from Europe will be shipped from Germany and we are expecting to have the US orders ready to go out around Thanksgiving. Apologies for the delay. The list of over 175 artists/scientists included in Soils Turn below Reminder, Novel Bodies is an opportunity to expand your practice to include scientific
posters. If you have questions, please reach out. Deadline 10/15! see Call for Artists below Patricia Watts, founder/curator
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LAND: anti-colonial art practices, indigenizing dominate culture - Part II
Tuesday, October 21 Timebuddy
United States: 10am HDT, 1pm PDT, 2pm MDT, 3pm CDT, 4pm EDT
Europe: 21:00 BST Australia: Wednesday, October 22, 6:00am AEST
Wendy Deschene, Sarah Kanouse, Eliza Evans
This fall we are exploring through a series of dialogues, with our members and guest speakers, how a movement of indigenizing dominate culture can encourage a greater balance between humans and the more-than-human world.
This month we will hear from Eliza Evans, who will discuss her series LANDMAN, created to mobilizes mineral rights owners to resist drilling and rematriate lands, and Sarah Knouse, who will present NATIVE SPACES, a digital platform for sharing artful, place-based audio narratives of Indigenous survival. Artist and Indigenous culture bearer Wendy Deschene (Métis), will act as a respondent, sharing her painting practice focused on reclamation, and together we will explore how Indigeous knowledge can inform art practices, as well as contribute to a movement of indigenizing dominate culture.
This event is free for members + one guest. $5 for non-members. All participants MUST REGISTER.
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tyler burton
Burton creates sculptures and installations that
explore various environmental issues, such as plastic waste, shelter,
glacial melt, and wildlife habitats. In her 'Fossils of the Future'
series, she examines our dependence on single-use plastics incorporating
actual plastic into her works by creating large monolithic totem like
structures resembling futuristic
core samples of the earth. These pieces are filled with donated or
found plastic and layered with rock, concrete, old paint and resin. www.etylerburton.com |
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PREORDER: Soils Turn, edition of 300!
Artists include: Agnes Meyer-Brandis, Aindreas Scholz, Alexandra Toland, Alicia Escott, Allie Horick, Alyce Santoro, Alyson Ogasian & Shona Kitchen, Amanda Stomecki, Amy Youngs, Andrea Bersaglieri, Andrea Krupp, Anne Yoncha, Anne-Katrin Spiess, Annette Nykiel, Antoinette LaFarge, Asad Raza, Ashanti Chaplin, Ashton Phillips, Austen Camille, Barbara Brown, Ben Kinsley, Bernice Ficek-Swenson, Beth Shepherd, Beth Stephens and Annie Sprinkle, Betty Beier, Beverly Naidus, Bia Gayotto, Blair Butterfield, Brooke Singer, Camila de Andrade Bianchi, Carole Milon, Cassandra Tytler, Cat Hart, Catriona Leahy, Chrissie Orr, Christa Donner, Christina Bertea, Christine Mackey, Christopher Lin, Cindee Klement, Cindy Stockton-Moore, Claire Pentecost, Claudia O'Steen and Alyson Ogasian, Crista Cammaroto, CV Peterson, Dana Michele Hemes, Daniel Hengst, Daniel Robles Lizano, Daro Montag, Dawn Stetzel, Deanna Pindell, Delcy Morelos, Donna Cooper, Eileen Hutton, Ela Spalding, Emilie Houssart, Emily Joy, Erica Fitzgerald, Erin Wiersma, Esha Chiocchio, Evgenia Emets, Folke Köbberling, Frances Whitehead, Francesca Virginia Coppola, Future Farmers, Gabby Morris, Geraldine Ondrizek, Heather Bird Harris, Heidi Lowell, Helen Elizabeth, Hercules and Leo Case Collective, Jackie Amezquita, Jann Rosen-Queralt, Jen Urso, Jennifer Gunlock, Jill Price, Jo Pearl, Jodi Connelly, Johanna Meyer, John Melvin, John Newling, Juniper Harrower, Junuka Deshpande, Kate Foster, Katerie Gladdys, Kathleen King, Kathryn Maguire, Katie Taylor, Katrina Bello, Kelly Eckel, Kim Norton, Kim V. Goldsmith, Lauren Bon + Metabolic Studio, Leslie Labowitz-Starus, Lilian Cooper, Linda Duvall, Linda-Marlena Ross, Lisa Moren, Liz McGowan, Liz Miller Kovacs, Lola Ben Alon, Lori Nozick, Louella Aquino, Luc Biscan-White, Madelaine Corbin, Marcus Maeder, Marina Heron-Tsaplina, Marion Belanger, Mark Brest van Kempen, Martha Lewis, Maru Garcia, Mary Mattingly, Mary Swander, Mary Waltham, masharu, Melinda Hurst Frye, Melinda Kiefer Santiago, Micheal Wang, Miranda Whall, Moira Bateman, Nanih Bvlvancha - Monique Verdin, Myka Baum, Myriel Milićević and Susanne Jaschko, Nancy Macko, Nancy Winship Milliken, Nikki Lindt, Nina Rastgar, Olivia Newroz, (p)Art of the Biomass - Holmstedt & Lobell, Pamela Casper, Pattie Beerens, Paula Castillo, Perdita Phillips, Peter Ward, Phil Lambert, Priscilla Stadler, Rachel Frank, Rebecca Schultz, Renata Buziak, Rhonda Janke, Riva Weinstein, Robert Dash, Robin Raznick, Ruben Olguin, Ruth Loveland, Ruth Wallen, Samantha Passaniti, Samuel Johnston, Sarah Misselbrook, Saskia Jorda, Saša Spačal, Shawn Skabelund, Sheila Novak, Soil Health & Agroecological Living Lab, Sophy King, Stacy Levy, Stefania Boiano, Steffie de Gaetano, Stephanie Garon, Stephanie Rothenberg, Susan Felter, Susan Rostow, Susan Smith, Susan Suntree, Susana Soares Pinto, Tim Andreae, Tim Collins & Reiko Goto, The Soil Factory, The Tissue Culture & Art Project (TC&A), Valerie Constantino, Vaughn Bell, Veronika Pfaffinger, Veslemøy Lilleengen, Vicki Mansoor, Violet Bond, Kosmologym - Walker Tufts
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Near the Bear is a new album release investigating the High Arctic by sound artist Cheryl E. Leonard, Bandcamp. September 26, 2025. Above
Art. Regenerations. Community. Living, is a ARCA Residency recently awarded to Brian Collier, in the Abruzzo region, Fontecchio, Italy. October 2025. Brooklyn Artist Records Thawing Permafrost, scientists are listening to discover new ways of understanding climate change, a feature article on sound artist Nikki Lindt, in Sierra Magazine. September 24, 2025. The Hidden World of the American Oystercatcher inspired by ancient offering vessels, Rachel Frank's sculpture captures the delicate cycle of a shorebird's life in the intertidal zone. Audubon magazine Fall 2025. Afterimage, is a new book available on the work of Renata Buziak
Members' books available through our website click image
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ecoartspace has
served as a platform for artists addressing environmental issues since
1999. In 2020, we transitioned to a membership model. Members include
artists, scientists, professionals, students, advocates and institutions sharing
resources and supporting each other's work. This is an inclusive,
non-competitive collaborative environment where we imagine and make
real a healthy, equitable, resilient future. |
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PO Box 5211, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502
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