In this event, participants will be invited to explore together strategies artists use in their work and interrogate the individual and the collective in future thinking about environmental issues.

'This workshop offers a brief holiday from the gravitational pull of anthropocentrism. Think of it as a set of prompts for teachers, artists, and curious movers—a practical guide and an open-ended invitation to lean in, touch, breathe, and listen. For one hour, we attune ourselves to arboreal, aquatic, material, and infrastructural rhythms, entering intra-active worlds and attentive places where the more-than-human is not scenery but something we are continually becoming with.' Participatory...

Prompted by the Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction, international artist Julieta Aranda and Marina Velez Vago have started a dialogue across cultures around actual and imaginary carrier bags, baggage and the act of carrying. In collaboration with the Centre for Material Culture and the Cambridge Museum of Anthropology, they explored some carrier bags in their permanent collection and archives as entry points to discuss these issues.