LISTEN HERE As part of our digital residency at the New Museum, Ensayos has launched three podcasts. Drawing from Ensayos’s transdisciplinary work, these podcasts focus on waters in different archipelagic regions, including Tierra del Fuego, New York, eastern Australia, and Norway. Journalist Catalina Jaramillo guides… … Keep Reading
Hydrofeminist METitations is a listening series brought to you by Ensayos as a part of the digital residency at the New Museum of Contemporary Art. Episode 2: Norway Act 1: A glaciorhythmic audio collage from the Arctic Regions of ice and snow can seem like… … Keep Reading
New York, NY…New Museum’s Department of Education and Public Engagement presents “Ensayos: Passages,” its first online artist residency, foregrounding the department’s year-round commitment to contemporary art and pedagogy centered on personal and social growth. The international collective Ensayos (translated as “inquiries”, “essays,” or “rehearsals” in… … Keep Reading
ENSAYOS and The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole present SOCIETY AS A WHOLE: Friday & Saturday, September 12 & 13, 2020 at Myntgata 2 and Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway SOCIETY AS A WHOLE: On Saturday, during a walk along the… … Keep Reading
Invited by Antonio Cataldo, Artistic Director, Fotogalleriet, Oslo, Norway, Carolina Saquel presents DISTANCIA and discusses the making of the web series, Ensayos, and the problem of representing landscape at ORGANIZED FREEDOM – third edition – curated by Sverre Gullesen & Tanja Sæter on October 15-20… … Keep Reading
The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole is a series of interdisciplinary events at Kunstnernes Hus, organized by Geir Tore Holm, Søssa Jørgensen and Randi Nygård, as part of Ensayo#4. THE WILD LIVING: Tuesday 27.8. at 19.00, Frognerelva, Oslo Twilight walk… … Keep Reading
Sunday January 21 2018 from 3-5 pm at Kunstnernes Hus, Wergelandsveien 17, 0167 Oslo, Norway, The anthology “The Wild Living Marine Resources Belong to Society as a Whole” contains a wide range of expressions: poems, essays, photos, articles, manifests and artworks, all of which relate to our… … Keep Reading
Investigations into Coastal Culture, Gildeskål, Norway, July 20th – 30th, 2016 With Ensayo #4 The boat as a floating studio and research station: After 14 steady years on land, Sørfinnset skole/the nord land will, this summer, go to sea. Artistic investigations of the archipelago of Gildeskål… … Keep Reading
Press Release “It’s gettin’ hot down here” Ensayos: Trials on an Archipelago Closing Reception: Saturday, November 14th, 6-9pm FUG: 431 East 6th Street, Basement BHQFU, New York’s Freest Art School, is pleased to present TRIALS ON AN ARCHIPELAGO, a residency, seminar, and exhibition focusing on… … Keep Reading
Geir Tore Holm Exerpt of performance transcript Stronger than Stone, Saskatoon/ Trials of an Archipelago, BHQF, NYC (2015): SO RICH. SO GREAT. SHE SO GREAT! IN THE OCEANS IS THE ORIGIN I COME FROM THE GULF STREAM WATERS OH, IT´S SO HOT! I AM THE… … Keep Reading
At Paris Kadist Art Foundation an experimental format, based on cooperation between scientists, artists and members of the local community, analyzes how species inhabit an area and alter the natural and cultural space of the other species in the Tierra del Fuego. By Giusy Checola… … Keep Reading
Demonstration of Warmth by the Cold Kadist Art Foundation, Paris Last night (Thursday, June 5) at Kadist we were Geir Tore Holm and Søssa Jørgensen’s guests. With Karolin Tampere’s help, they welcomed us with a cocktail made of vodka and herbs grown in 24 hours… … Keep Reading
At Lago Blanco, during the first Ensayos residency, participants answer the question: Why are you here? Daniela Drouget, WCS Chile marine biologist Christy Gast, artist from USA Geir Tore Holm, Norwegian artist Juan Pablo Langlois, Chilean artist Søssa Jørgensen, Norwegian artist Kiko, eco-activist from USA… … Keep Reading
WHAT Invited by the curator Camila Marambio, 18 artists and scientists from Chile, Norway, US and Canada met in Tierra del Fuego for 10 days to discuss the “use” of bringing artists and social scientists into the research program at Karukinka Natural Park, a Wildlife… … Keep Reading