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Welcome to the Nature of Cities Festival 2024! A gathering to get inspired, to learn, to present, collaborate, or to meet hundreds of new best friends and urban nature co-conspirators. The Berlin segment is an all-inclusive multi-day experience featuring field-trips, in person talks, workshops, art interventions, a film festival, Farm-to-Table dinners, various opportunities for socializing, and much more. All of it takes place at the Atelier Gardens venue, and various other locations around Berlin.

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VENUE ADDRESS:
Oberlandstraße 26-35, 12099 Berlin
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Friday, June 7 • 03:00 - 06:00
Pollinator Pathmaker: Tour of Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg Gardens

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Tour a Polinator Garden at Museum für Naturkunde Berlin!

LAS Art Foundation planted the first international edition of Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's 'Pollinator Pathmaker' in front of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin. The artist’s living artwork for pollinating insects marks an urgent shift away from human-centred thinking. In the context of TNOC, LAS offers a guided tour of this sculpture made of plants.

Each sculpture in the 'Pollinator Pathmaker' series is designed using a custom-build algorithm, which computes garden schemes that support the maximum number of pollinator species possible. The LAS curators will present this impactful initiative in interspecies art that was created in responds to the alarming decline in pollinating insects, which are vital for many plants to reproduce and ecosystems to survive. The tour invites audiences to reflect on what art can be, who it is for, and on the urgency of moving beyond anthropocentric approaches and aesthetics in the face of the climate and biodiversity crises.

MEETING POINT:
Address: Invalidenstraße 43, 10115 Berlin
Berlin (in person) Speakers
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Kim Mortega

Scientist, Museum of Natural History, Berlin
Dr Kim Mortega is a scientist at the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin. Her interdisciplinary work focusses on research, environmental education and science communication for biodiversity. The current project ‘Understanding biodiversity – explore and experience nature’ (Vielfalt... Read More →
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Friday June 7, 2024 03:00 - 06:00 EDT
In-Person Berlin
  Berlin field-trip session

Attendees (28)