The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit
🌲🌲 We are back after a Molière-esque summer to bring you some exciting news about recent work and collaborations — and to wish you a Happy Sept!
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Sustainable & Climate-Conscious Arts Programme
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A SOFT LANDING & THE IMPORTANCE OF THE UNKNOWN
We start May by sharing some recent thoughts and contributions on the unknowability of nature, fermentational curation, and some useful resources for designing green exhibitions.
Co-creating with Nature
🌷🐝 We start July by announcing our new environmental sustainability consultancy services, our collaboration with artist residency and gallery PADA, and our new blog article by Jule Kurbjeweit.
The Future is Ancestral
🌙🌻 Welcome to our March 2022 newsletter, today we share a few highlights about our recent developments and latest projects.
Plant Data: Beyond our Understanding of Plant Communication
🌐🌲 This month we share our latest news, from our recent publication on plant communication, to our first online event and online resource page.
'Neo-rurals': from the city to the country
This month, we are sharing updates on our farm hunt and inspirations for sustaining an ecological living environment, and we are announcing our Patreon campaign.
🌞🌿 April showers bring May flowers
This month, we start to think about how permaculture principles can be applied to art practices and we announce a new series of artist studio tours.
💌 Be climate-conscious: one step at a time
In this newsletter, we present some of the reasons for launching this new art residency programme and we invite artists to participate in our online survey 'how sustainable is your studio practice'
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Welcome to villa villa. We are a sustainable and climate-conscious arts programme. In these newsletters you can expect us to write about environmental and social sustainability win the arts, to share tips and recommendations about sustainable artist studio practices and green exhibitions, how to reduce your carbon footprint and even how to run a small farm house (!) — as well as all the relevant…