the sustainable institution

An adaptable acquisitions contract, a plan for low-data solar-powered exhibition website, and a materials guide for artwork production and installation that is specifically attuned to accessibility and inclusivity.

A large-capacity outdoor wood-fired kiln and a sequence of harvestable ‘tiny’ woodlands.

Parasites of Pangu 2.0. Herbal, plant and magical guide, working towards a sustainable performative practice.

the sustainable institution digital toolkit is an open resource for those working and participating in culture to support systemic-change in collaboration with Gallery Climate Coalition.

The toolkit is a tool for culture to improve ecological, economic and human sustainability. In collaboration with Gallery Climate Coalition, the toolkit presents the project’s carbon calculation in addition to prototypes, symposium excerpts, performances, actionable guidelines, a collection of established resources and public forum for discussion. This is available online to the public, who can use the tools for their own transformation towards sustainability. For more information on available resources and the project’s carbon calculation click here.

the sustainable institution is an international symposium series, artist residency and digital toolkit.

In partnership with E-WERK Luckenwalde, LUMA Arles, Rupert Centre for art, residencies and education and Gallery Climate Coalition.

the sustainable institution symposia series focuses on change from an economic, humanitarian and ecological perspective.

In collaboration with Gallery Climate Coalition the sustainable institution is calculating the carbon footprint of the entire project, which includes the carbon footprint of all travel, digital work, print, packaging and energy. In addition tsi will share prototypes, symposium excerpts, performances, actionable guidelines, a collection of established resources and public forum for discussion.