S U P E R O R G A N I S M
Barbican Centre [2023]
A project co-curated by Marie-Louise Jones as part of ODO Collective and part of the Barbican’s ongoing climate justice work. It considered what humans can learn from nature’s success of the superorganism to become a diverse non-hierarchical, ecological community, helping to refuture the Barbican centre as a site of cohabitation, symbiosis and climate resilience. Through a series of internal and external public facing workshops at the Barbican centre, including talks, provocations and public programmes the project considers individual and collective action.
With thanks to Blast Studio, Maymana Arefin, Cyrus Khan, CXC, Jenna Mason, Giorgio Mattia, Beth Bryan, Rebecca Gould, Will Gompertz, and all workshop participants and visitors
Barbican Centre [2023]
A project co-curated by Marie-Louise Jones as part of ODO Collective and part of the Barbican’s ongoing climate justice work. It considered what humans can learn from nature’s success of the superorganism to become a diverse non-hierarchical, ecological community, helping to refuture the Barbican centre as a site of cohabitation, symbiosis and climate resilience. Through a series of internal and external public facing workshops at the Barbican centre, including talks, provocations and public programmes the project considers individual and collective action.
With thanks to Blast Studio, Maymana Arefin, Cyrus Khan, CXC, Jenna Mason, Giorgio Mattia, Beth Bryan, Rebecca Gould, Will Gompertz, and all workshop participants and visitors
Photo credits: Hyder Dewachi, ODO collective