Soils Turn - A Field Guide to Artistic Earthly Engagements Ashes and the misogyny it is

and the misogyny it is rooted in is all too familiar today

lautet "Begabte Bäume" und ist ein Vademecum der anderen Art

Die preisgekrönte Wissenschaftsjournalistin Zoë Schlanger erzählt in ihrer poetisch-philosophischen Erkundung

We spend far more time talking to people when we visit cities for book fairs and a lot less time installing our work in exhibition spaces

m für Anfänger*innen und Fortgeschrittene

Soils Turn - A Field Guide to Artistic Earthly Engagements Ashes and the misogyny it is"Soils Turn" offers a comprehensive survey of contemporary creative practices engaging with soil materials, soil memories, soil sites, and soil creatures. The 2025 ecoartspace publication is designed as a practical guide for curators, scientists, students, policy makers and community organizers interested in aesthetic approaches to soil care. Highlighting practices of assembling, caring, figuring, listening, metabolizing, surfacing, and witnessing,