New Exhibition Connects Art and Ecology
A collaborative project involving academics, artists, and scientists, "Listening to the Voices of the Rivers" explores the vital role rivers play in sustaining communities and ecosystems.
Drawing on Amazonian Indigenous philosophies and practices, the exhibition connects with initiatives in the North East of England focused on healthy rivers and rainforest curricula, addressing ecological sustainability, Indigenous knowledge, and community participation.
Curated by Dr Giuliana Borea, Dr Jamille Pinheiro Dias, and Dr Harriet Sutcliffe, the exhibition features the work of artists from Peru and Brazil, including Denilson Baniwa, Lilly Baniwa, and others.
- Denilson Baniwa
- Lilly Baniwa
- Gustavo Caboco
- Danna Gaviota with Kimber Fercat and Pedro Alca
- Harry Pinedo / Inin Metsa
- Brus Rubio Churay
- Cordelia Sánchez / Pesin Kate
- Tayná Sateré
- Rember Yahuarcani
Author's summary: Exploring rivers' role in ecosystems through art and ecology.
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