On the Movement of People and Plants
Sat, 11. Aug 2018
Outdoor Locations
Outdoor Locations,
Berlin, Germany
Outdoor Locations,
Berlin, Germany
2–5pm
To sensitise ourselves for plant listening, we begin our Why Listen to Plants program with a field trip. Andrew Rewald is an artist and chef whose main interest is food anthropology. Andrew will lead a walk, in which he will use a series of encounters with wild plants to talk about histories of eating, and human and botanical migrations.
Andrew’s stories will draw responses from artists Nathan Gray and Makiko Yamamoto; and artist-musician Hyui Ines Rmi, who will offer an experience of listening in the space between human and vegetable sense-perception.
Artists
Makiko Yamamoto
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Nathan Gray
Artist Nathan Gray’s recent works use voice as their medium, taking form as lecture-performances, radio-plays and documentaries, DJ sets, narrative and rumour.
Andrew Rewald
traditional and newly created dishes are prepared using processes and ingredients that point to plant-people relationships
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