environmental discussion club with a creative twist
Wednesday, December 4th 18:30-20:00
Vacant lots are fields in the city lying fallow
Landfill and byproducts of construction industry are catalysts for Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund site-specific art. They will first share with us their practice of connecting the city (for example, Nordhavn Spit and Copenhagen) and its policies to show how we can relate ourselves to global political and environmental contexts. Then, they will invite us to write together. Please bring a notebook and a pen/cil.
Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund often engage in concrete, site-specific projects centered on urban development, investigating how processes of inclusion and exclusion unfold within a political landscape shaped by powerful economic and political forces. At the same time, they seek to keep poetry alive—the poetry within reality and the reality within poetry—which always is hidden in all sorts of aspects of the world.
With your hosts, Ruxy and Ela
Wednesday, December 4th 18:30-20:00
Vacant lots are fields in the city lying fallow
Landfill and byproducts of construction industry are catalysts for Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund site-specific art. They will first share with us their practice of connecting the city (for example, Nordhavn Spit and Copenhagen) and its policies to show how we can relate ourselves to global political and environmental contexts. Then, they will invite us to write together. Please bring a notebook and a pen/cil.
Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund often engage in concrete, site-specific projects centered on urban development, investigating how processes of inclusion and exclusion unfold within a political landscape shaped by powerful economic and political forces. At the same time, they seek to keep poetry alive—the poetry within reality and the reality within poetry—which always is hidden in all sorts of aspects of the world.
With your hosts, Ruxy and Ela
Wednesday, December 4th 18:30-20:00
Vacant lots are fields in the city lying fallow
Landfill and byproducts of construction industry are catalysts for Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund site-specific art. They will first share with us their practice of connecting the city (for example, Nordhavn Spit and Copenhagen) and its policies to show how we can relate ourselves to global political and environmental contexts. Then, they will invite us to write together. Please bring a notebook and a pen/cil.
Bodil Krogh Andersen and Martin Christoffer Lund often engage in concrete, site-specific projects centered on urban development, investigating how processes of inclusion and exclusion unfold within a political landscape shaped by powerful economic and political forces. At the same time, they seek to keep poetry alive—the poetry within reality and the reality within poetry—which always is hidden in all sorts of aspects of the world.
With your hosts, Ruxy and Ela
