Randi Nygård held a lecture about the project “The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole” at Kunstnernes Hus
MoreContributed by Randi Nygård Magnus Holmen, Signe Liden, Kjersti Vetterstad, Aslaug Nygård, Yngvild Færøy, Søssa Jørgensen, Geir Tore Holm and Randi Nygård.
MoreLISTEN HERE As part of our digital residency at the New Museum, Ensayos has launched three podcasts. Drawing from Ensayos’s transdisciplinary work,
MoreHydrofeminist METitations is a listening series brought to you by Ensayos as a part of the digital residency at the New Museum
MoreHydrofeminist METitations is a listening series brought to you by Ensayos as a part of their digital residency at the New Museum.
MoreRandi Nygård of Ensayo #4 has published an essay on the Norwegian platform Artica Writings that contemplates the connection between poetry and
MoreENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present SOCIETY AS A WHOLE: Friday & Saturday, September
MoreWHAT An Indigenous-led comadreo among women who carry memories, knowledge and practices of care for coastal territories on the east coast of
MoreWhile developing the syllabus for “Ensayando Ensayos,” an Art & Ecology course taught by Ensayistas Christy Gast and Camila Marambio for the
MoreENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present RESOURCES: Short talks by Søssa Jørgensen, Janike Kampevold
MoreENSAYOS translated the content of a scientific paper (“Toxic effects of polyethylene terephalate microparticles and Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate on the calanoid copepod, Parvocalanus crassirostris“)
MoreENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present BELONG TO: Friday 13.12.2019 at 7 pm, Kunstnernes
MoreENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present MARINE: Wednesday 4.12. 2019 at 7 pm, Kunstnernes
MoreENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present MARINE: 06.10.2019 at 6 pm, Kunstnernes Hus Kino,
MoreA note from Lynne van Herwerden, who hosted Ensayo #4 (Copeo-pod) on Magnetic Island.
MoreWHEN September 10 – 28, 2019 WHAT After the opening of our exhibition, Everything is Possibly an Oracle, we headed to the
Moreby Sharon Jewell for the The Friendly Bay Islander On Tuesday August 27, a group of four inquisitive and peculiarly talented women
More“What is coastal curriculum?” one asked. “What are we here to learn?” wondered another. Cards were drawn at water’s edge. Lines were
MoreExhibition at CARPARK, Milani Gallery, Brisbane, Australia. Opening: Saturday, 7 September 2019, 5-7pm Closing performance: Saturday, 28 September 2019, 2pm-4pm What if,
MoreWHEN August 23-28, 2019 WHAT Ensayistas met in Meanjin (Brisbane, Australia), where collaborator Caitlin Franzmann is based, for a mobile residency on
MoreThe Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole is a series of interdisciplinary events at Kunstnernes Hus, organized by
MoreWorkshop: SAT, AUGUST 10 AT 1 PM at the Swale House (House 15) in Nolan Park on Governor’s Island in NYC, Free
MoreWHEN December 9 – 20, 2018 WHAT Accidentally, we ventured off track. We got lost, ended up elsewhere. And once there, we
MoreIn November 2018, Ensayo #4 artist Randi Nygård visited the studio of The Institute of Urbanism and Landscape at AHO, The Oslo
MoreAt The Last Act, Art and Culture in The Time of The Environmental Crises, Art Council Norway’s yearly conference in Bergen (November
MoreRandi Nygård of Ensayo #4 held a conversation with Timotheus Vermeulen about the anthology Dei viltlevande marine ressursane ligg til fellesskapet/The Wild
MoreWORKSHOP: COASTAL CURRICULUM Saturday, November 3rd from 12 to 1 pm at the Museum Park Baywalk, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), 1103
MoreSunday January 21 2018 from 3-5 pm at Kunstnernes Hus, Wergelandsveien 17, 0167 Oslo, Norway, The anthology “The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to
MoreUn événement inédit de la Fondation Daniel et Nina Carasso qui fait dialoguer arts, sciences et société pour imaginer demain. Du vendredi
MoreA postscript on Hydro-Feminist METitations presented as part of the Liquid Architecture program Negative Volumes: Body Languages held at West Space, Melbourne
MoreRunning Conversations with Camila Marambio and Astrida Neimanis Late at the Lab: Thursday 5 October Join Underbelly Arts and Liquid Architecture for
MoreSave the date: Christy Gast will perform ¿’Onde va la lancha?, a performance lecture set in Tierra del Fuego’s Admiralty Sound, on Friday, October
MoreSANTIAGO, CHILE (September 13, 2017) – Chilean President Michelle Bachelet committed on September 11th to create a new marine protected area in
MoreThe title for this book, edited by Randi Nygård & Karolin Tampere, as part of Ensayo #4, is taken from Section 2
MoreWhat can laws and management tell us about the relationships we have to nature and to our surroundings? Taking Section 2 of
MoreImage: The Carta Marina (1539) by Olaus Magnus. Røst, Lofoten, Norway/ Sapmí. June 27th – July 1st, 2017 A four day ocean
MoreAs part of the project to spawn a variety of interrelated Coastal Curricula, Denise Milstein will hold a workshop at the Instituto
MoreThis short film was produced as the result of a series of workshops with a group of teenagers from the New York
MoreEn español recordar viene del latín, cordis, y significa volver a pasar por el corazón. Algunas semanas después de nuestro taller SSSS
MoreSSSS is a playful first attempt at co-creating a coastal curriculum for Melbourne, a first throw of a skipping stone along the
MorePart of a slow process of weaving experiences, ideas and dreams in Narrm Melbourne this is an offering from Sarita Gálvez and
MoreTwo new folk songs about salmon farming written during the 2016 Sørfinset Skole residency in Norway’s Arctic fjords by participants of Ensayo
MoreA film about the latest work by Chilean poet and visual artist Tomás Browne, whose studio overlooks the Strait of Magellan in Punta
MoreWhy Listen To Animals? The possibilities of meaning when we listen to animals and they listen to us. THU 29 Sep –
MoreCecilia Vicuña – The Artist As… Poet “lo precario” (the precarious); transformative acts that bridge the gap between art and life, the
MoreInvestigations into Coastal Culture, Gildeskål, Norway, July 20th – 30th, 2016 With Ensayo #4 The boat as a floating studio and research
MoreIn Tierra del Fuego, where the Atlantic meets the Pacific, land and sea are not so much interwoven as fractured—splintered and shattered.
MoreBy Denise Milstein I joined in the Ensayos collaborative in the summer of 2015. By then, the group had been collecting a
MoreDuring Randi Nygård and Karolin Tampere´s stay as artists in residence in the scientist village Ny-Ålesund in Spitsbergen, they got an request
MoreFieldwork conducted by Christy Gast (artist), Alejandro Villa (biologist) and Marcela Uhart (veterinarian) during the 7th marine expedition to Bahía Jackson in
MoreEnsayo #4 exhibition at Kurant, Tromsø, Norway in March 2016 Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole 11.03 Opening
MoreWHEN February 8-18, 2016 WHAT Christy Gast was invited to join the Wildlife Conservation Society of Chile’s 7th Marine Expedition to the
MoreWHEN January 13-15, 2016 WHAT Camila Marambio and Christy Gast were invited to observe Whale Sound, a joint tourism and scientific effort,
MoreKarolin Tampere, Randi Nygård, and Camila Marambio of The Ensayos Residency Program, a research initiative to engage in matters related to the
MoreGeir Tore Holm Exerpt of performance transcript Stronger than Stone, Saskatoon/ Trials of an Archipelago, BHQF, NYC (2015): SO RICH. SO GREAT.
MoreWHEN 27/04/2015 – 13/05/2015 WHAT Randi Nygård and Karolin Tampere travelled together to the scientist village Ny-Ålesund on Spitsbergen where they spend
MoreWHEN November 9-23, 2014 WHAT A nomadic recognition of some of the critical zones of Tierra del Fuego’s coastal areas. After which
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