Lucia Pietroiusti 10/31/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 10/31/22

Senses of Purpose

Lecture at the Fondazione Ratti’s symposium, Livability, curated by Martina Angelotti and Annie Ratti.

Como, 22-23 October 2022.

Lucia Pietroiusti 7/1/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 7/1/22

Create for Tomorrow: The London Culture and Climate Conference

1 July 2022. Barbican, London

Lucia Pietroiusti 6/20/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 6/20/22

To enflesh and ensoul that complex, messy, fleeting thing that is living on this planet: More-than-Human paradigms and senses of purpose

30 June 2022. CreaTures, Seville.

Lucia Pietroiusti 6/17/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 6/17/22

Musicals to motherhood

Interview with Ben Luke, The Art Newspaper, 17 June 2022

Lucia Pietroiusti 5/31/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 5/31/22

Roadside Picnics: Encounters with the Uncanny

Foreword. Published by dpr-barcelona, 2022

Lucia Pietroiusti 4/22/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 4/22/22

Panel: Art for Hope at The Hope Forum

Art2030 for the United Nations Agenda for Sustainable Development & UNESCO ResilientArt

22 April 2022, Venice

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In conversation with Amitav Ghosh, The World Around Summit

In conversation with Amitav Ghosh at The World Around Summit, 5th February 2022, Guggenheim New York.

Lucia Pietroiusti 1/27/22 Lucia Pietroiusti 1/27/22

Deep Time, Deepdream, DeepMind

Talk at Casino Luxembourg, 27 January 2022

Lucia Pietroiusti 12/4/21 Lucia Pietroiusti 12/4/21

Heavens – Revital Cohen & Tuur Van Balen

Part of Serpentine’s Back to Earth project. Curated by Rebecca Lewin, Lucia Pietroiusti and Kostas Stasinopoulos. Composition by Pan Daijing.

The Swiss Church, London, 12-17 October 2021.

Lucia Pietroiusti 12/2/21 Lucia Pietroiusti 12/2/21

Microhabitable

A publication, study and radio programme, in collaboration with Fernando García-Dory, INLAND/Campo Adentro and Matadero, Madrid. 2018-ongoing.

Lucia Pietroiusti 12/1/21 Lucia Pietroiusti 12/1/21

Sensing the Planet

A 3-day gathering on climate justice, 29-31 October 2021, Dartington Trust, Devon. With Ashish Ghadiali and Amal Khalaf. Additional support from advisor Paul Gilroy.

A partnership between Serpentine, Dartington Trust, UCL’s Sarah Parker Remond Centre, Lawrence & Wishart Books, Verso, LUMA Arles, Café OTO and the Stuart Hall Foundation.