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Register: katherine.ball@yale.edu  

A multi-week program designed for people who want to work with their body. “Contamination” and “immersion” sessions explore the theme of water – our relationship with it and our place in the water cycle. Our bodies are the most intimate ecosystems we know. Taking this as a starting point, it sets up a situation where people connect with their body’s ecosystem and the wetland’s ecosystem. It is a discourse between organisms and the environment.

Register: katherine.ball@yale.edu  

Links: 2023 Digital Archive 2021 Digital Archive 2019 Digital Archive Climate Care at Anthropocene Curriculum Climate Care on Berlin Art Link Downloads: 2023: Programme:Critterkratia 2021 Programme: The Rewilding Years 2019 Programme: A Curriculum for Urban Practice 

Links: SIT-PLU Website Open Call Residencies   Team: Rosario Talevi Vida Rucli  

Links: Konteksty Website Full Programme  

Climate Care is a festival engaged with theory and practice at the intersection of climate challenges, ethics of care and environmental humanities. Emerging from weathering the conditions of its site – a rainwater retention basin in Berlin – the programme is a result of in-depth cohabitation with the constructed water infrastructure, its human culture and its multi-species overlays. 

Climate Care is a festival engaged with theory and practice at the intersection of climate challenges, ethics of care and environmental humanities. Emerging from weathering the conditions of its site – a rainwater retention basin in Berlin – the programme is a result of in-depth cohabitation with the constructed water infrastructure, its human culture and its multi-species overlays. 

Links: 2019 Digital Archive Climate Care at Anthropocene Curriculum Downloads: 2019 Programme 2019 Reader

A multi-week program designed for people who want to work with their body. “Contamination” and “immersion” sessions explore the theme of water – our relationship with it and our place in the water cycle. Our bodies are the most intimate ecosystems we know.