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18 May – 25 August 2024
THE LIMITS TO GROWTH Chapter 2
FROM RASTER TO VECTOR: THE NETHERLANDS AS PROFIT LANDSCAPE
— A group exhibition on the malleability and profitability of the Dutch landscape through global and advanced capitalism.
Participating artists: Berkveldt, Daan Couzijn, Mirte van Laarhoven & Anne Nieuwenhuijs, Vera Mennens, Víctor Muñoz Sanz, Sissel Marie Tonn & Jonathan Reus, Joppe Venema, and works from the Collection of the Cultural Heritage Agency by: Joop Dam, Ben Ikelaar, Edith van Leckwijk, and Eduard van Zanden
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WORLDING ECOLOGIES
— Art, Science and Activism Towards Climate Justice
The WORLDING ECOLOGIES theoretical compendium is RADIUS’ first and most comprehensive printed contribution to the climate change debate. Drawing on the work of eighteen authors, the publication discusses the shared role and importance of art, science and activism in the acute need for systems change, ecological restoration and climate justice.
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Upcoming
RADIUS is a center for contemporary art and ecology.
We are located in the city of Delft and stationed in the pump house and water basin belonging to the Delft water tower, a historical monument and architectural landmark.
We work collaboratively with artists and other stakeholders to tell the urgent and necessary story of climate and systems change by means of art. We do this through a continuous program, consisting of exhibitions, public and educational programs. Just as systems are made of fossilized stories, we work together with artists to tell stories that will shape the systems of the future. Using imagination and climate action, RADIUS focusses on shaping the blueprints for regenerative and sustainable more-than-human worlds.