Albuquerque Museum Magazine Spring 2019

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SEEDS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

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Mixed-media exhibition grows agricultural wisdom. HE ANCIENT PRACTICE OF

change, and share this with the public.

in which they work, the ecology of their

AGRICULTURE is getting

SeedBroadcast began nine years ago

lands, the cyclical nature of agriculture,

a contemporary artistic

and is led by artists Jeanette Hart-Mann,

and the overarching changes happening

treatment through the fusion

Chrissie Orr, and Ruben Olguin. They

as a result of global warming. The

of creative-community collaboration,

intend to uplift the culture in agri-culture

exhibition highlights traditional and

installation, digital media, and

through inciting creative dialogue and

sustainable farming practices in three

performance in SEED: Climate Change

action. Two years of work with New

different communities, including

Resilience, a new exhibition opening at

Mexico farmers and the public led up to

young farmers from Acoma Pueblo, an

Albuquerque Museum.

the exhibition.

indigenous community organization

The exhibition is part of an

A series of large-scale photo collages

in Española creating a “healing oasis,”

ongoing effort by the artist collective,

is central to SEED. The photos express

and a northern New Mexico farmer

SeedBroadcast, to explore bioregional

the complex interactions between

dedicated to growing resilient open-

arid-land agriculture and climate

farmers, the specific cultural practices

pollinated seeds. It also includes a

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SPRING 2019

Art. History. People.

SEEDBROADCAST 2016

Planting a SEED


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