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For our 12th episode we conversed with curator Jennifer Teets.
During the interview, she went from sharing her first experience as a young curator in Mexico, to how she developed her own language as a curator.
From subjects like the impact of floods on goats, to fluids, or healing earths, Jennifer Teets applies a method of inquiry to all her interests. Her practice takes multiple forms often merging art and biology. Whether it is through publications, study groups or exhibitions, she brings together individuals from different fields to build knowledge.
She explained the origin of her ongoing reading group Matter in Flux and shared her exciting new publication project : Electric Brine which connects the texts and poetry of six women working on fluids and flows.
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continue reading
During the interview, she went from sharing her first experience as a young curator in Mexico, to how she developed her own language as a curator.
From subjects like the impact of floods on goats, to fluids, or healing earths, Jennifer Teets applies a method of inquiry to all her interests. Her practice takes multiple forms often merging art and biology. Whether it is through publications, study groups or exhibitions, she brings together individuals from different fields to build knowledge.
She explained the origin of her ongoing reading group Matter in Flux and shared her exciting new publication project : Electric Brine which connects the texts and poetry of six women working on fluids and flows.
32 episodes
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For our 12th episode we conversed with curator Jennifer Teets.
During the interview, she went from sharing her first experience as a young curator in Mexico, to how she developed her own language as a curator.
From subjects like the impact of floods on goats, to fluids, or healing earths, Jennifer Teets applies a method of inquiry to all her interests. Her practice takes multiple forms often merging art and biology. Whether it is through publications, study groups or exhibitions, she brings together individuals from different fields to build knowledge.
She explained the origin of her ongoing reading group Matter in Flux and shared her exciting new publication project : Electric Brine which connects the texts and poetry of six women working on fluids and flows.
…
continue reading
During the interview, she went from sharing her first experience as a young curator in Mexico, to how she developed her own language as a curator.
From subjects like the impact of floods on goats, to fluids, or healing earths, Jennifer Teets applies a method of inquiry to all her interests. Her practice takes multiple forms often merging art and biology. Whether it is through publications, study groups or exhibitions, she brings together individuals from different fields to build knowledge.
She explained the origin of her ongoing reading group Matter in Flux and shared her exciting new publication project : Electric Brine which connects the texts and poetry of six women working on fluids and flows.
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