Part of Synergy City's talk series Thinking in Public, this conversation takes place amongst the figures of Last Survivors in Park Frankendael.
What kinds of worlds are we building, and who, or what, gets to exist within them?
Part of Thinking in Public, Synergy City's series of conversations taking place across public spaces and amongst the artworks, this talk brings together artist Stine Deja (Last Survivors), a scientist and environmentalist (TBC), and moderator Natasha Greenhalgh for a conversation about ecology, speculative futures, and the role of art in imagining alternative ways of living.
Taking place amongst Deja's monumental tardigrade hybrids in Park Frankendael, the discussion explores climate conscious artistic practice, sustainability in public space, and the power of temporary art to create lasting cultural impact.
Thinking in Public extends Synergy City's vision of Amsterdam as a living exhibition, using each artwork as a starting point to explore bigger ideas around public life, participation, and the futures we imagine together.
Sunday 19 July | 14:00 – 15:00 | Park Frankendael (Last Survivors) | [FREE ACCESS] | open all day | Organised by Synergy City | This is an outdoor event | Come prepared for the changeable Dutch weather.
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