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fromJuxtapoz
2 weeks ago

Juxtapoz Magazine - Clare Rojas: Pilgrimage @ Andrew Kreps Gallery, NYC

Over the past two decades, Clare Rojas has developed a deeply personal visual language that is equally rooted in mythology, ecofeminism, as well as the legacy of abstraction. Moving freely from dense, fantastical landscapes to minimal compositions, Rojas' own experiences are often the starting points of her paintings, connecting these to nearly fantastical depictions of the environments in which she works.
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fromColossal
2 weeks ago

Ying Ang Zeroes In on the Fleshy Underbellies of Fungi in 'Fruiting Bodies'

Close-up photographs of common mushrooms explore decay, regeneration, and ecofeminist parallels between fungal reproduction and female body, highlighting hidden mycelial networks.
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fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

How Tortoises Can Connect Us, Heal Us, and Offer Hope

Interconnectedness of life emerges through a giant tortoise's long life, revealing animal agency, ecofeminism, ecoanxiety, wellbeing, and ethical issues of captive animals.
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fromwww.berkeleyside.org
2 months ago

Remembering Susan Griffin, pioneering voice of ecofeminism

Susan Griffin braided lyricism, moral urgency, and political imagination to expose interconnected violences against Earth, women, and the vulnerable.
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