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Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Otherworlds

An immersive exhibition by Jakob Kudsk Steensen that examines contemporary ecological realities through virtual, sonic and video worlds.

(UN)EARTHING SOIL - A DAY OF EXPLORATION

Symposium exploring how we can learn from the diverse rhizomatic nature of soil to rethink and reconnect with the land, others and ourselves.

Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Psychosphere

An Immersive Exploration of the Deep Sea and Origins of Life

SOIL Public Programme at Somerset House

Pollinator Pathmaker at Ars Electronica Center

A new interactive exhibition version of Pollinator Pathmaker’s free online tool at pollinator.art, which visitors can use onsite to create their own unique DIY artwork.

Our Impact on Ecosystems at BOZAR

This year, the STARTS Prize '23 focused on climate change and our impact on the environment. Projects by Richard Mosse and Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg demonstrate how technological and artistic innovations can be intertwined.

Evoker by Jakob Kudsk Steensen

We are thrilled to announce our support for Jakob Kudsk Steensen's immersive, ongoing project Evoker.

Water Buffalo Commons CLIMAVORE x Jameel at RCA

Water Buffalo Commons is a long term research project that aims to highlight and support Istanbul’s wetlands, their ecological and culinary heritage.

Closing Ritual at Hayward Gallery

Closing Ritual aimed to provide a space for enduring dialogue among climate activists, artists, art professionals and the public, focusing on the role art can play in addressing the climate emergency.

Dear Earth at Hayward Gallery

Gaia Art Foundation is happy to support the public programme for Dear Earth: Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis from 21 June to 3 September 2023 at the Hayward Gallery, London.

Pollinator Pathmaker at LAS Art Foundation

At the heart of Pollinator Pathmaker is a growing network of Edition Gardens, custom-designed for the needs of local pollinating insects. Bringing this groundbreaking project to Berlin, LAS will plant the first Edition Garden outside the UK

Catastrophe Time! Edited by Gary Zhexi Zhang

A collection of essays, fictions, and interviews exploring the weird temporalities of finance and catastrophe.

As Above, So Below with Ignota

AS ABOVE, SO BELOW celebrates the life and work of Lynn Margulis and the publication of Gaia and Philosophy by Margulis and Dorion Sagan.

Technology & Design Lab

Gaia Art Foundation is delighted to support open-ended design’s Technology & Design Lab, a series of conversations and performances that ask the question: in an age of disruption & innovation: where do we go next?

The Politics of Food at Delfina Foundation

A residency programme interrogating cultures of food and its production, consumption and distribution. Drawing on history as well as events in society around us, it brings practitioners together from across the world.

Cooking Sections & Sakiya at Inverleith House

In the Eddy of the Stream draws attention to the breakdown of ecosystems through the removal of plants and the ensuing long-term harm to people, communities, and other species; bringing together the work of Cooking Sections & Sakiya.and

Back to Earth at Serpentine Galleries

Back to Earth, featuring both Dr Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and Cooking Sections is Serpentine's long-term, interdisciplinary, artistic programme responding to the urgent climate crisis.

Dr Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg at Eden Project

Dr Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has created a permanent installation at the Eden Project, Cornwall using emerging technologies to explore the vital role of pollinating insects in promoting biodiversity.

CLIMAVORE by Cooking Sections

A long-term, site-responsive project by Cooking Sections exploring how seasons of food production and consumption can be adapted in response to climate change.

science_ technology_ society at Delfina Foundation, Season 2

A residency programme supporting contemporary interdisciplinary approaches that consider, intervene in, and speculate on the world in which we live and its possible futures.

Mushrooms: The Art, Design and Future of Fungi at Somerset House

An engaging public programme to accompany the exhibition 'Mushrooms: The Art, Design and Future of Fungi' at Somerset House.

science_ technology_ society at Delfina Foundation, Season 1

A residency programme supporting contemporary interdisciplinary practices that consider, intervene in, and speculate on the world in which we live and it's possible futures.

CLIMAVORE Apprenticeship programme by Cooking Sections

In collaboration with restaurants across the island, CLIMAVORE Apprenticeships promote more responsive aqua-cultures, developing long-term consumable strategies for the area.

Anicka Yi at the 58th Venice Biennale

Gaia Art Foundation and Bagri Foundation supported Anicka Yi at the 58th Venice Biennale, 'May You Live in Interesting Times' curated by Ralph Rugoff.

Anna Skladmann at Garden Museum

Anna Skladmann’s exhibition 'The Man with the Midas Touch' at the Garden Museum, London investigated issues around sustainability and the relationship between technology and nature.

Jamila Johnson Small at Block Universe 2018

Jamila Johnson Small's immersive performance 'Fury Z' questions boundaries, intimacy and spectacle. The performace was held in Reliance Square for Block Universe 2018.

The Empire Remains Shop by Cooking Sections

The Empire Remains Shop is a publication by Cooking Sections using food to trace new geographies across the present and future of our postcolonial planet.

Paul Maheke at Chisenhale Gallery

Paul Maheke’s ‘A fire circle for a public hearing’ at Chisenhale Gallery, investigated the potential of the body as an archive that addresses how history, memory and identity are formed.

Anton Lapov at Delfina Foundation

Ukrainian artist Anton Lapov’s three-month residency at Delfina Foundation, London.

Outset x Gaia Art Foundation Hub

Outset x Gaia Art Foundation Hub at the Paint Room provides a platform for artists, makers, thinkers and entrepreneurs at the crossroads of Somerset House Studios and Makerversity communities.

Time for Outrage!

Time for Outrage! was a global poster campaign that provided acclaimed artists and members of the public alike with a platform to voice what they are outraged about in the world today.

Block Universe 2017

Block Universe brings together a new wave of cutting-edge performance art at the cross-section of contemporary visual art, dance and music in major institutions and unique venues across London.

The Air is Blue: Insights on Art & Architecture: Luis Barragán Revisited by Mousse Publishing

'The Air is Blue: Insights on Art & Architecture: Luis Barragán Revisited' is a publication documenting a series of exhibitions and interventions curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Pedro Reyes at Casa Luis Barragán, in Mexico City

Alex Baczynski-Jenkins at Chisenhale Gallery

Alex Baczynski-Jenkins’ solo exhibition, 'The tremble, the symptom, the swell and the hole together' at Chisenhale Gallery traced queer affinities across social practices, art forms and timeframes.

The Modern Penelope Collective at Gallery 46

An 18 month, evolving exhibition by The Modern Penelope Collective, centred on the myth of Penelope from the Odyssey

Block Universe 2016

Block Universe brings together a new wave of cutting-edge performance art at the cross-section of contemporary visual art, dance and music in major institutions and unique venues across London.

Yngve Holen at Kunsthalle Basel

Yngve Holen’s solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel VERTICALSEAT presented an array of new objects that magnify the corporeal questioning that sits at the heart of his practice.

Adeline de Monseignat 'In The Flesh'

Adeline de Monseignat’s short film 'In the Flesh', investigates the tension between the animate and inanimate, depicting an artist who takes on the objecthood of a sculpture.

Anicka Yi at Kunsthalle Basel

Anicka Yi’s exhibition '7,070,430K of Digital Spit' at Kunsthalle Basel takes the attempt to forget not so much as a subject or a theme, but as an aesthetic operation.

Stefan Brüggemann

Initiated by Stefan Brüggemann, 'The Wall' was an artist project space on a 100 metre long, open-air hoarding in Central London.