Ecologies of Care

Taking the meanings of curare – to care and to cure – which form the etymological root of the word "curating", we approach interdependencies in care as ethico-political and corpo-material relations.

Acknowledging that care is always implicated in the given, ecologies of care work on conflicts related to care and towards the freedom and joy to care, and aspire to new public imaginaries of care.

Ecologies of Care

How to develop new modes of art and cultural practice that enable meaningful social and environmental encounters and create lasting and transformative relations? How do we avoid greenwashing and carewashing, and instead establish meaningful ecologies of care? What examples can we learn from?

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Joulia Strauss’s presentation of the film Transindigenous Assembly

28 November 2023, 18:00 CET, online talk and presentation (Zoom link bellow)

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On Care: Feminist Recovery and Feminist Sisterhood

Due to unexpected events, the online conversation between Elke Krasny and Olga Shparaga - planned for 30/10/2023 - is rescheduled. We will notify you on the new date as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding!

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Public Labours in Brussels

On the occasion of International Labour Day, Ecologies of Care discuss labours of care, maintenance, and repair in the framework of the Outdoor Lab program at the site of Cinquantenaire Park in Brussels.

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Maurício Meirelles: Digging Deeper into the Land

A Cultural Approach to a Former Mining Site in Minas Gerais, Brazil

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Jaimey Hamilton Faris: Watershed Curriculum

Confluences in Art and Education

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Working Meeting in Ljubljana

Participants of the Ecologies of Curating webinars met in person in Ljubljana to explore possibilities for future collaboration and to learn about local examples of ecology of care.

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Elke Krasny: Ecologies of Curating

Lecture held by Elke Krasny at the international conference A Letter to the Future