Orkan Telhan, “Ouroboros Steaks,” Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2019. (Courtesy of Philadelphia Museum of Art)
Art, Science & Climate Crisis Panel

December 6

The sacred Qaiqab tree on the Sakiya site. Beneath this tree is a shrine to an ancient spirit.
Turner Prize Nominated Artist Collective Cooking Sections Dedicates Prize to Sakiya
ppppress
ppppress Exhibition in Wiesner Gallery

December 6–January 21

Renée Green, Berlin Story, 2001.
Inevitable Distances: Renée Green’s survey at KW and daadgalerie in Berlin
Majid Al-Kanaan undertook a project to combat the visual and existential monotony of life at the Azraq refugee camp in Jordan. Using clay and stones from camp terrain, he built a colonnade of decorative arches in front of his shed. Image courtesy of Azra Akšamija
Design to Live: Everyday Inventions from a Refugee Camp

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