Marlands

MEDITERRANEAN islands
Arts and Science Project

Marlands program of workshops. Es Baluard Museum Palma, Mallorca; Isola, Catania; Spazju Kreattiv, Valetta.

Workshops.

Workshop “Meditating on Corallium rubrum”. Lucy Orta.
17.12.2022 –  Spazju Kreattiv, Valletta, Malta.
 

19.12.2022 – Isola Catania, Sicily.

20.12.2022 – Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
 
 
Lucy Orta’s ‘The Lost Species (Vol 2)’ intends to restore symbolically the ancient spiritual majesty of the islands’ ecosystem. The artist addresses the urgency of the current situation of Corallium rubrum (red coral) and the Monachus monachus (monk seal), two critically endangered species endemic to the Mediterranean Sea.  
 

THE WORKSHOP

In parallel to her artistic practice, Lucy Orta explores methods of public engagement, inviting audiences to connect with her research topics. For ‘The Lost Species (Vol2)’ she has devised the workshop ‘Meditating on Corallium rubrum’, whereby the general public can connect and dialogue in an intimate setting with scientists through the action of hand moulding coral branches, using the technique developed as part of the Marlands project.  Shaping the local terracotta is seen as a meditative action, creating a space for reflection and to prompt meaningful discussions on the topic of local species loss. At the end of the workshop the terracotta will be returned back to the earth, mirroring the natural cycle of all living species.

Workshop – 2-3 hours 

  • Workshop mediated by a local ceramic artist from La Guilda Ceramic School, Palma.
  • Sound piece by Ruben Solar.
  • With the presence and lecture of Jorge Terrados (Instituto Mediterráneo de Estudios Avanzados (CSIC-UIB).
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Spazju Kreattiv(c) Elisa von Brockdorff
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Isola Catania (c) Sarah Pisani
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Performance “Garden of the Past. Garden of the Future”. Olga Sabko.

19.12.2022 – Isola Catania, Sicily

20.12.2022 – La Guilda School, Palma, Mallorca.
 
21.12. 2022 – Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
 

We are pleased to invite everyone who wishes to participate in the performance “Garden of the Past. Garden of the Future” as part of the MARLANDS Project, by bringing a young plant from their garden or home. The plant can be up to 15cm tall.

Olga Sabko, an artist who participates in the MARLANDS residency, aims to create a collective garden, bringing together plants from different households of the island and letting them grow and coexist in an unusual exhibit context.

Those who are interested can bring their plant in a paper cup on the 21st of December to the Es Baluard Museum, thus completing the installation, during the project’s presentation.

  • With the presence of the artist.
  • With the presence and lecture of Magdalena Vicens Fornés (JARDÍ BOTÀNIC DE SÓLLER).
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Artworks by Lucy Orta & Olga Sabko will be visible to visitors during the exhibition “I Landed. Mallorca” from the 10th until the 20th of January 2023, at the TACA Studio exhibition space, located at Carrer de Sant Feliu, 17, 07012-Palma de Majorca.

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Spazju Kreattiv(c) Elisa von Brockdorff
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Marlands program of workshops at Es Baluard Museum Palma, Isola, Catania, Spazju Kreattiv, Valetta.

Marlands program of workshops at Es Baluard Museum Palma, Isola, Catania, Spazju Kreattiv, Valetta.

Workshop “Meditating on Corallium rubrum”. Lucy Orta.
17.12.2022 –  Spazju Kreattiv, Valletta, Malta.
 

19.12.2022 – Isola Catania, Sicily.

20.12.2022 – Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
 
 
Lucy Orta’s ‘The Lost Species (Vol 2)’ intends to restore symbolically the ancient spiritual majesty of the islands’ ecosystem. The artist addresses the urgency of the current situation of Corallium rubrum (red coral) and the Monachus monachus (monk seal), two critically endangered species endemic to the Mediterranean Sea.  
 

THE WORKSHOP

In parallel to her artistic practice, Lucy Orta explores methods of public engagement, inviting audiences to connect with her research topics. For ‘The Lost Species (Vol2)’ she has devised the workshop ‘Meditating on Corallium rubrum’, whereby the general public can connect and dialogue in an intimate setting with scientists through the action of hand moulding coral branches, using the technique developed as part of the Marlands project.  Shaping the local terracotta is seen as a meditative action, creating a space for reflection and to prompt meaningful discussions on the topic of local species loss. At the end of the workshop the terracotta will be returned back to the earth, mirroring the natural cycle of all living species.

Workshop – 2-3 hours 

  • Workshop mediated by a local ceramic artist from La Guilda Ceramic School, Palma.
  • Sound piece by Ruben Solar.
  • With the presence and lecture of Jorge Terrados (Instituto Mediterráneo de Estudios Avanzados (CSIC-UIB).
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Spazju Kreattiv(c) Elisa von Brockdorff
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Isola Catania (c) Sarah Pisani
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Performance “Garden of the Past. Garden of the Future”. Olga Sabko.

19.12.2022 – Isola Catania, Sicily

20.12.2022 – La Guilda School, Palma, Mallorca.
 
21.12. 2022 – Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma
 

We are pleased to invite everyone who wishes to participate in the performance “Garden of the Past. Garden of the Future” as part of the MARLANDS Project, by bringing a young plant from their garden or home. The plant can be up to 15cm tall.

Olga Sabko, an artist who participates in the MARLANDS residency, aims to create a collective garden, bringing together plants from different households of the island and letting them grow and coexist in an unusual exhibit context.

Those who are interested can bring their plant in a paper cup on the 21st of December to the Es Baluard Museum, thus completing the installation, during the project’s presentation.

  • With the presence of the artist.
  • With the presence and lecture of Magdalena Vicens Fornés (JARDÍ BOTÀNIC DE SÓLLER).
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Artworks by Lucy Orta & Olga Sabko will be visible to visitors during the exhibition “I Landed. Mallorca” from the 10th until the 20th of January 2023, at the TACA Studio exhibition space, located at Carrer de Sant Feliu, 17, 07012-Palma de Majorca.

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Spazju Kreattiv(c) Elisa von Brockdorff
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La Guilda
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Es Baluard