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SUMMARY:reactivation of lost loose and loved
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URL:https://www.gloplatform.org/event/reactivation-of-lost-loose-and-loved/
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SUMMARY:Old Growth: a new body of work in four cycles in collaboration with photographer Dustin Chambers
DESCRIPTION:Old Growth  features a new body of work in four cycles by Georgia artists photographer Dustin Chambers\, social practice choreographer lauri stallings\, and the glo platform. These public actions\, sculptures\, and constructions provoke attention to emergent properties\, symbiosis and synergy and concern the role that collective presence can wield in addressing power structures to think of ourselves as entwined\, entangled\, braided\, inextricably linked. Thinking of intersectionality alongside biocultural diversity—-like having a whole embodied vocabulary to write with from all experiences of the world – our full wisdom. \n“the beauty of things was born before eyes\, an heartbreaking beauty will last after there are hearts to break.” \n– robinson jeffers\, poet. \nOld Growth stars Phaemonae Brooks\, Vinisha Browne\, Anna Heranval\, Mary Jane Pennington\, Lauren Stott\, and Mechelle Tunstall\, and hinges on embodiments of collective relations as seen in biology and botany\, as they are in constant stages of change\, much like ancient forests which play essential roles in wild life habitat\, species diversity\, nutrient cycles\, carbon storage\, spiritual value\, ecological\, and numerous other processes.\n\n@gloatl_platform
URL:https://www.gloplatform.org/event/old-growth-a-new-body-of-work-in-four-cycles-in-collaboration-with-photographer-dustin-chambers/
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