# Michael Marder

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Ernesto Neto & Michael Marder: Vegetal Soul

Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto’s installations immerse the viewer in colours, fragrances and sounds, redefining the boundaries between the artwork and the audience and simultaneously serving as models for redefining social environments. The unconventional choice of materials, the simultaneity of int…

Un tiempo más allá del progreso (A time beyond progress)

The work of Ana María Millán (Santiago de Cali, 1975) uses the language of video games to channel collective work processes, in which she addresses diverse realities that are constructed as they are enunciated. Popular feminism, the struggle against extractivism, and the Colombian Pacific have been…

Episode 11 Kate Brelje interviews Emma Trott

In this episode of the Networking with Plants in the Anthropocene Podcast, Kate Brelje interviews Dr. Emma Trott about her work on plant poetry and ecocriticism. For more information about Trott's work, see her University of Leeds profile here: https://ahc.leeds.ac.uk/english/staff/1204/dr-emma-tro…

Anthropoforming for a Weird Planet with Michael Marder, Špela Petrič, Protektorama toxica and Simon Speiser / ARIA

The second transmission from ARIA brings a discussion with Michael Marder, Špela Petrič, Protektorama toxica and Simon Speiser. Hosted by Brandon Rosenbluth, the panel centers around the concept of anthropoforming as proposed by Helen Hester addressing questions of human and non-human co-evolutiona…

Disentangling the Phoenix Complex with Michael Marder / ARIA

In this third ARIA transmission, Michael Marder disentangles the phoenix complex and takes us on a journey through the mechanisms of natural and social reproduction and replication, especially those ingrained in our individual and collective lives. Along the way, we survey and explore the limits, b…

Art, time, nonlinearity with Manuela Infante and Mandy-Suzanne Wong (Art after Nature 5)

Estado Vegetal is Manuela Infante’s riveting experimental performance art through which plants are charged with an agency capable of uprooting culturally grounded conceptions of the world. The book Estado Vegetal: Performance and Plant-Thinking, edited by Giovanni Aloi, is the first book dedicated …

The philosophy of literature SPECIAL | George Orwell, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Aldous Huxley, and more

How literature helps us to understand morality, totalitarian politics, and the life of Jesus Christ. Join the team at the IAI for four articles about great, classic literature, covering world-renowned authors such as George Orwell, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Clarice Lispector, to name but a few. These arti…

36. Thinking with plants – on Hildegard of Bingen’s ecological theology // MICHAEL MARDER

What can we learn from plants?  In Western thinking, plants have usually been seen as the most lowly beings, fixed in one place and without capacity for thinking. But many cultures have known – and modern science is confirming – that plants carry their own kind of vibrant intelligence. They communi…

The Worlding Work of Plants: A Conversation with Michael Marder

M. Hamilton and Ellie Kincaid talk plants with Michael Marder. Their conversation invites readers to consider plants as active participants in thought and world‑making The post The Worlding Work of Plants: A Conversation with Michael Marder appeared first on Edge Effects.