Morphology Opening Day

In this invo­ca­tion of the spec­u­la­tive and defi­ant, queer ecolo­gies and ecofem­i­nist the­o­ry col­lide with the urgency of plan­e­tary exploit. Reject­ing human/​nature, male/​female, wild/​domestic bina­ries, we embrace a world of entan­gled iden­ti­ties and adap­tive agents. Queer ecol­o­gy teach­es us that nature is not a sta­t­ic back­drop but a dynam­ic, flu­id net­work of rela­tion­ships that defy cat­e­go­riza­tion. Adap­ta­tion is not just sur­vival — it’s resis­tance. Amidst eco­log­i­cal upheaval, queer­ing the nar­ra­tive allows for trans­mor­phic poten­tials. Mor­phol­o­gy invites you to envi­sion a future where flu­id­i­ty is strength, inter­de­pen­dence is hip, and joy is a bad­die change­mak­er. Join For­est For Trees Col­lec­tive for their open­ing day of Mor­phol­o­gy with an acti­va­tion by La Bru­jas Club, an exhibit­ing artist talk, a per­for­mance by Saman­tha CC and a poet­ry read­ing by Eileen Myles.

For­est for Trees Col­lec­tive is one of the 2025 Gov­er­nors Island Arts Orga­ni­za­tions in Res­i­dence.