5.18

Opening Exhibition: What is environmental art? Is it pastoral? Is it doomsday? Can it be pop/punk/smart/funny? What is environmental art’s relationship to space and place and community?

06.29

This show asserts that to be human in the world today is to bear witness to interconnected crises, to feel the past catching up even as the present speeds toward uncertain possible futures. Our rapidly changing climate, declining biodiversity, and multiple ecocides, genocides are an interconnected polycrisis unfolding. What do these entangled violences reveal to us? When crises threaten to overwhelm, how do we find the means and resolve to respond with alternative futures?

8.10

Reduce. Reuse. Compost. Share. Swap. Sustain. Upcycle. Recycle. How does art making inspire circularity? How can wanting less gift us more? Exploring waste reduction, creative reuse, waste as a medium, regenerative technology, upcycled art, and buying less, we reimagine waste education.

9.21

What would happen if we re-centered the Matriarch? What would happen if we recentered feminine wisdom? What ecologies have gone subterranean under patriarchal rule? What ecologies have metamorphasized? Exploring the transformative potentials of intersectional ecofeminism, transfeminism, women in leadership, grandmothers, and/or maternal instinct, we respond to the question, “What now?”

A guided bird walk with Indigo Goodson-Fields

A workshop with local artist Kaden Bard Dawson exploring natural dyes, sustainable toning with found objects and more!

Monthly Community Supper Club

Inspired by the Mapuche language! “Minga” is a word that suggests a celebration and/or work done collectively and “Lemu” means the forest or in the forest!