“Curating the Convivial” for Soil Culture at Create
“Curating the Convivial” for Soil Culture at Create
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Create 为土壤文化“策划欢乐”
DOI：
10.1080/2373566x.2015.1109470
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发表时间：
2015
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0.7
通讯作者：
C. Adams
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作者：
Miche Fabre Lewin;Flora Gathorne;C. Adams
当代艺术与自然世界中心（CCANW）和试金石合作之间的创新合作关系于2015年7月和8月在英国布里斯托的Create产生了土壤文化。今年夏天，在布里斯托作为欧洲绿色之都的一年里，在创造中心举行了土壤庆祝活动。土壤文化在创建精选两个展览-年轻的芽策划由CCANW和污垢对话组织的亚历山德拉托兰的Soilarts。它还主办了蓝手指联盟，一个布里斯托尔的运动，以保护高等级的农业用地，和我们之间的最后居住。我们受CCANW的委托，协调以土壤为灵感的活动，使展览生动起来。我们的反应是土壤星期六，一个多样化的计划，跨越了八个星期六的展览。活的土壤和食物的问题是目前在画廊内，在土壤神殿，作为活动的一部分，并通过新鲜准备的食物来源于布里斯托和其腹地的生动和丰富多彩的体现。“策划欢乐”定义了一种新兴的、具体的方法，培养食物公民意识，这一概念通过食物认识并深入参与一个地方及其多样化社区的生态。在公共资金有限的情况下，我们的信任和交流口号激发了一种热情、善意、对想象力的信心以及分享技能和资源的气氛，从而加强了现有网络并促进了复原力。这种对“天才所在地”的尊重和对生态自我的栖息，使人们重新致力于恢复和保护健康土壤的日常行动和决策。
An innovative partnership between the Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World (CCANW) and Touchstone collaborations gave rise to Soil Culture at Create in Bristol, UK, during July and August 2015. This summer celebration of soil took place in the Create Centre during Bristol’s year as European Green Capital. Soil Culture at Create featured two exhibitions—Young Shoots curated by CCANW and Dirt Dialogues organized by Alexandra Toland of Soilarts. It also hosted a final residency between the Blue Finger Alliance, a Bristol-based campaign to safeguard high-grade agricultural land, and ourselves. We were engaged by CCANW to coordinate soil-inspired activities to animate the exhibitions. Our response was Soil Saturdays, a diverse program that spanned the eight Saturdays of the exhibitions. The matter of living soil and food was present within the gallery, on the Soil Shrine, as part of activities, and nourishingly and colorfully manifest through freshly prepared food sourced from Bristol and its hinterland. “Curating the convivial” defines an emergent and embodied approach that cultivates food citizenship, a concept that recognizes and deeply engages through food with the ecology of a place and its diverse communities. With limited public funding, our mantra of trust and exchange inspired an atmosphere of enthusiasm, goodwill, faith in the power of imagination, and the sharing of skills and resources, thus strengthening existing networks and promoting resilience. This respect for the “genius loci” and the inhabiting of the ecological self revitalizes a dedication to everyday actions and policymaking that restore and protect healthy soils.