On Saturday, the 14th, I will take part in an online live discussion, where I will discuss my new work, “Conditions of use”
March 14th at 10 AM (EST – New York Time)
Saturday, March 14th Artists:
Hosted by the curator of the exhibition, Liz Faust
– Alina
– Andreas
– David
– Perla
Goucher Art Galleries presents “Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature,” an international exhibition and research-based artist collective that reconsiders how visual memory operates as a critical tool for understanding land use, environmental transformation, and ecological justice.
Part of the Mnemosyne Project, Cycle 2025/26, this exhibition situates memory not as a passive act of recollection, but as an active, generative force—one that connects personal histories, cultural inheritance, and material landscapes to the urgent realities of environmental change. Through contemporary artistic practices, Mnemosyne – Memory as a Voice for Nature examines how land is shaped, altered, and remembered amid human-induced tectonic shifts.
This cycle for the group brings together 20 international artists and scholars whose work explores the interpretation of land through material culture, critical geography, legal theory, ecology, and embodied experience. Collectively, the participants challenge conventional definitions of “land,” reframing it as a site of memory, power, extraction, resilience, and care. The exhibition foregrounds environmental justice while remaining deeply rooted in diverse cultural, historical, and natural contexts.
Here, artists reflect on humanity’s shared environment by tracing narratives of environmental degradation alongside possibilities for regeneration. Their works span personal, ancestral, and imagined landscapes, forming a global constellation that highlights the planet’s fragile and critical zones. Through these layered perspectives, memory emerges as a voice—one capable of bearing witness, preserving knowledge, and imagining alternative ecological futures.
“Conditions of use” by David Goldenberg, 2026
