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Body Space Ecologies
by Beau Bree Rhee
Sometimes solo and sometimes in-conversation, Beau Bree Rhee discusses these issues in the context of art, design, the environment, and current events. Rhee is a visual artist & choreographer, as well as a professor of art & sustainability at Parsons School of Design, The New School.
Episodes
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Heather TananaxBBR: Water is Life, Language as Relation, Matrilineal Societies - Part 1.
Beau Bree Rhee in dialogue with Heather Tanana, an indigenous water-rights activist, law professor and a nationally recognized expert in Federal Indian Law. The first chapter of our conversation focuses on language as a form of relation & being-in-relations, Navajo words for water & how water...
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Dance Manifesto: What is the role of art in the context of globalized climate catastrophe?
Sometimes, after a long period of mulling, things come together in a work of art, or a manifesto, in a lightning rod moment of creativity. I am compelled to share my latest Dance Manifesto. I think it also addresses an urgent & pertinent question: What is the role of art in the context of global...
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Interspecies Selves: A 55 Year Relationship between Oliver Kellhammer & Marmaduke the Box Turtle
This episode is a celebration of a 55 year relationship between human & turtle. Oliver Kellhammer & I discuss intimacy, kinship and communication. How we feel incompleteness and/or completeness through relationships, both human relationships and interspecies. We also discuss caretaking…
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Regenerative Material Revolution: with Aleksandra Gosiewski of Algiknit
Did you know: Kelp, a type of algae, is one of the fastest replenishing organisms on earth that sequesters CO2 & filters water simultaneously? Join me (Beau Bree Rhee, artist and professor at Parsons School of Design) and dive into conversation with the amazing Alexandra Gosiewski, who is a...
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Universal Soil Reciprocity. Air & Soil are Lovers.
Did you know according to the UN, in 60 years we are projected to lose our topsoil on planet Earth? My solution: Universal Soil Reciprocity. Musings on soil. Intersectionality between our relationship to land, lawns, racism and white supremacy. Did you know air and soil are lovers? <3 B
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Asian Invisibility & White Supremacy Everywhere
Body-Space-Ecology is an overarching set of ideas that my work and research centers around. This week I respond to Anti-Asian hate crimes and thoughts on Asian Invisibility, White Supremacy, Colonialism and our relationship with land/food/soil and Fascism. Fun topics! Enjoy!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Sometimes solo and sometimes in-conversation, Beau Bree Rhee discusses these issues in the context of art, design, the environment, and current events. Rhee is a visual artist & choreographer, as well as a professor of art & sustainability at Parsons School of Design, The New School.
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