How do the landscapes we grow up in shape who we are and the art we make? The landscapes we grow up in aren’t just scenic backgrounds; they teach us how to think, feel, and relate to the world.
Situated Selves: Art, Place, and Identity at on December 12th at 12PM brings together panelists Cady de la Cruz, Keegan Dunn, and Ami Polite, with moderator Sara Jacobson, for a conversion about how environmental histories, cultural inheritance, and our ties to the land shape creative subjectivities. Together, they’ll consider the ethical responsibilities that emerge when “place” is an active collaborator in creative work and discuss relational identity as a framework for addressing how we show up in the world as collaborators, caretakers, and witnesses within the environments we depend on.
Free and open to all. Bring your curiosity and please RSVP to attend.