
Forest for Trees Collective
Opening May 17
Nolan Park - Nolan Park - Building 7B
Forest for Trees is a diverse and expanding environmental art and education collective, responding to gaps in public and private climate change education with deeply resonant and informative art. They work with emerging and established interdisciplinary artists who are invested in responding to the climate crisis with style, originality, and emotional resonance. On Governors Island, they will offer four rotating group exhibitions open to the public, correlating programming (workshops and events), as well as month-long studio residencies for artists working at the intersection of public art and climate education.
Ongoing Events
LOCALITIES, June 28-July 27
In a global city, how do we relate to the hyper-local? How do we steward land from the subway systems? How do microeconomies make waves on Wall Street? What does ground-up medicine teach us? How is a park political? How do poets preserve a moment? How do the local masses make a mood? Celebrating New York City artists and legacies, honoring the stories, ecologies, and relations of Lenapehoking, and enacting change one small radical action at a time, we wrinkle time and space.
Getting to Nolan Park
Related
See below for past programs and events on Governors Island.