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Planetary Realism

Did a climate catastrophe really have to happen for people in the Global North to develop a planetary consciousness? Perhaps. However, ‘we’ should not fall into the misconception that it is ‘our’ own invention. If ‘we’ have always claimed to be the vanguard of civilization and expected everyone to follow ‘our’ lead, then ‘we’ must acknowledge that many peoples we have labeled as ‘underdeveloped,’ such as Indigenous peoples, have always had a planetary consciousness. What can ‘we’ learn from them today? What role do the arts play in this context? What would a reflective, decolonial approach to technologies that enable such awareness look like? How can these lessons ultimately feed into planetary realism that could serve as the nucleus and expression of political subjects of a better tomorrow?

  1. Appropriating the Power of Mapping for Environmental Justice? The Politics of Zoom in the Global Monitoring of Forests

    Lynda Olman · Birgit Schneider · 25.06.202515.07.2025

  2. VWagner City-Edda

    Cătălin Ilie · Sara Petrolova · Stefan Tiron · 20.01.202527.06.2025 · Audio

  3. The Turn to Ancestral Knowledge: Dreaming of Possible Futures

    Rubelise da Cunha · 23.10.202425.06.2025

  4. Proto-Immersive States: Impacts of Tourism on the Adriatic Seas and Coasts

    Robertina Šebjanič · Manca Bajec · 09.12.202225.06.2025

  5. Learning from Landscapes: Aesthetics, Identity and the Post-Extractivist Transition

    Kat Austen · 20.10.202225.06.2025

  6. The Climate Crisis as a New Beginning: Welcoming the Many Ends of the World

    Déborah Danowski · Magdalena Taube · Krystian Woznicki · 19.09.201910.07.2025

  7. Detecting Tacit Knowledge

    Kat Austen · Magdalena Taube · Krystian Woznicki · 06.03.201910.07.2025

Projects

  1. Kin City · 2024

    Festival on Urban Ecologies, Infrastructures of Life, and Internationalist Struggles · October 17-19 · ZK/U – Center for Art and Urbanistics

  2. Allied Grounds · 2023

    Toolbox for Rethinking Labor Struggles as Environmental Struggles (and vice versa) · Texts, Video Talks, Projects, and Audios

  3. After Extractivism · 2022

    How Can We Build Common Futures in the Toxic Spaces of the Ecological-Economic Complex? · Video Talks, Projects, Texts, Audios, and More

  4. Black Box East · 2021

    Toolbox for the Analysis of Post-“Communist” Societies as Laboratories of Capitalist Globalization · Videos, Projects, Texts, and Artworks

  5. Silent Works · 2020

    How Can We Make the Invisibilized Labor of AI-Capitalism Visible? · Artworks, Videos, Audios, and Texts

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