About

How do we learn a landscape? Beyond its geography, considering its histories, infrastructures, weather, borders, inhabitants, and the systems that determine what can be known about it — and what those same systems, in the process, leave unaccounted.

Following the work of emerging Black technologists, artists, researchers, and thinkers, Black Ecologies: Land, Memory, and the More-than-Human is a process-based collection. The works are unfinished and exploratory, moving between observation and imagination as ways of learning a landscape, grounded throughout in Black studies.

Join us at The Arts Center on Governors Island NYC on October 17th 12pm - 4pm to engage with the work.

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To view the readings, artists, and other work that inspired our collective and individual practices, please view our reading list on are.na.

This website was developed by hand using basic HTML, CSS, and JS.

The header typeface is Ojuju and the body text is Sono.

This collection of artists was curated by Ryan Webber.

The writing and editing was completed by Gwen Goins.

This website and associated zine was built and designed by Irawo Ajasin.

Special thanks to Tanika Williams for your support and guidance making this production come to life, as well as the team at LMCC.