Green Agents in Time

Green Agents in TimeThe 71 storyboards in this publication are the result of a collaborative process between G. C. Heemskerk and Bernice Nauta, and function as the foundation for their short film The Plantiarchy (2025). The project proposes a parallel reality in which the relation between plants and humans are drastically transformed. In this proposed universe, the plant is the protagonist: it playfully and critically tells a story of colonial expansion, botany, more

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Since his on-screen “death” in Nine Inch Nails’ infamous “Happiness in Slavery” video

republishing archival materials through XEROXED

The second in a series looking at Tarot and Plant Medicine as allies to psycho-emotional health and exploring tarot through a traumatised lens

The magazine published works by artists of various up-and-coming art movements of the period: Fluxus

What do we start with when telling a story — What tensions activate it — What does it promise — What do we want from it — How do we deliver it — Must it have an end — What about a story which never began — Stories we wish were told — Stories which have always been there — Stories we don’t know how to start

but contains speculative designs as well

a single work would take as long as eleven years and nine days to complete

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In this context visible and visitable storage strategies have gained traction with museums

Hair Pieces explores the complex significance of hair in contemporary culture through a selection of recent Australian and international works of art

using the example of the different reception and locally specific “visual time” of the exhibition of work by the Japanese artist Munakata in 1961