A Fish Out of Water?

Learning to acknowledge water as the interconnecting element of a dense ecosystem such as Venice and its lagoon marked an epistemological turn for the Author. Which language is being used – or silenced – to describe the rapidly shifting climatic conditions of the Mediterranean basin? In this article...

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Published in:Lagoonscapes 2023-12, Vol.3 (2)
Main Author: Casavecchia, Barbara
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alvaro Urbano. Etel Adnan. Exhibition-making. Experimental pedagogies. Hydrocommons. Petrit Halilaj. Queer ecologies. Tidalectic curatorial practices. Venice
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Summary:Learning to acknowledge water as the interconnecting element of a dense ecosystem such as Venice and its lagoon marked an epistemological turn for the Author. Which language is being used – or silenced – to describe the rapidly shifting climatic conditions of the Mediterranean basin? In this article, Casavecchia retraces her steps as curator of the 2021‑23 fellowship programme The Current III , titled Thus Waves Come in Pairs (after Etel Adnan), promoted by TBA21-Academy. ‘Thinking with waves’ means questioning our apparatuses of knowledge, and activating transdisciplinary processes of exchange, choral mappings and pedagogies of relation.
ISSN:2785-2709
2785-2709
DOI:10.30687/LGSP/2785-2709/2023/02/003