Living with Others: The Art and Ecology of a Multi-species Future | Program II
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Join us for Program II of the Living with Others speaker series with visiting artists Cornelius Tulloch and Arsimmer McCoy, taking place on Saturday, November 14 from 2:00-4:00 PM and free for all to attend.
Location: Lake Alice viewing area, across from the UF Bat Houses
RSVP at: tinyurl.com/livingwothers
Living with Others is a speaker series organized by Eury Kim, Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design, with support from the Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere (CHPS), the Department of English, and the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies. The series aims to build ways of learning that go beyond aesthetic experience and demonstrate how art practices generate knowledge alongside traditional forms of humanities research. Programming will include artist talks and nature walks designed to engage students, staff, faculty and the broader Gainesville community with life that thrives on campus grounds. Activities will focus on caring for plants and animals in nearby swamps and wetlands, including Lake Alice and the Harn Museum of Art.
PROGRAM II: CORNELIUS TULLOCH + ARSIMMER MCCOY
Cornelius Tulloch is an interdisciplinary artist and architect based in Miami, whose immersive installations explore the fusion of cultural identity, memory, nature, and the built environment. Drawing on his Jamaican and African American heritage, Tulloch highlights how Black communities in Southern Florida and the US have historically lived with wetlands. His work emphasizes listening and sensing as ways to learn from the environment.
Arsimmer McCoy, pronounced “Awe-summer,” is a Miami native by way of Richmond Heights. McCoy is a mother, griot and creative; a writer, international poet, educator, creative programmer, cultural worker and performance-collaborative artist.
Programming for Living with Others is made possible by our sponsors. We are grateful for the support provided by the Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere (CHPS), the Department of English, and the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at the University of Florida.
Location: Lake Alice viewing area, across from the UF Bat Houses
RSVP at: tinyurl.com/livingwothers
Living with Others is a speaker series organized by Eury Kim, Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design, with support from the Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere (CHPS), the Department of English, and the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies. The series aims to build ways of learning that go beyond aesthetic experience and demonstrate how art practices generate knowledge alongside traditional forms of humanities research. Programming will include artist talks and nature walks designed to engage students, staff, faculty and the broader Gainesville community with life that thrives on campus grounds. Activities will focus on caring for plants and animals in nearby swamps and wetlands, including Lake Alice and the Harn Museum of Art.
PROGRAM II: CORNELIUS TULLOCH + ARSIMMER MCCOY
Cornelius Tulloch is an interdisciplinary artist and architect based in Miami, whose immersive installations explore the fusion of cultural identity, memory, nature, and the built environment. Drawing on his Jamaican and African American heritage, Tulloch highlights how Black communities in Southern Florida and the US have historically lived with wetlands. His work emphasizes listening and sensing as ways to learn from the environment.
Arsimmer McCoy, pronounced “Awe-summer,” is a Miami native by way of Richmond Heights. McCoy is a mother, griot and creative; a writer, international poet, educator, creative programmer, cultural worker and performance-collaborative artist.
Programming for Living with Others is made possible by our sponsors. We are grateful for the support provided by the Center for Humanities and the Public Sphere (CHPS), the Department of English, and the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at the University of Florida.
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UF Bat Houses, 2664 Museum Rd, Gainesville, FL 32611-2088, United States
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