Archive - Aviva Rahmani

Does the Sea Dream?

Noh Theater, patriarchy and coastal vulnerability.

May 26 •

April 2025

A Few Thoughts On Earth Day

What we need to change to survive

Apr 22 •

Conversations at the Edge of the Brink

Embracing The Precarity of Uncertain Dots to Survive These Times

Apr 19 •

March 2025

The Loneliness of Absolute Power

Considering resistance to the collapse of democracy in the USA and the role of contemporary art in restoring democracy.

Mar 3 •

February 2025

The Future Is Now

Turning Points, Tipping Points, Trigger Points and Focal Points

Feb 13 •

Surviving a Failed State

How Fiction Reflects Reality

Feb 5 •

Law, Society and Art

The Past, Present and Future of Social Change Examined by Art

Feb 3 •

January 2025

After the Fires and the Floods

How will we weather climate change?

Jan 18 •

December 2024

Blued Trees Goes to the Hague

Reflection on Witnessing and Representation Before 2025

Dec 26, 2024 •

Location, location, location

The implications of venue, context and intention

Dec 10, 2024 •

November 2024

The Fourth Wall as Sculpture

Blued Trees in WW III

Nov 14, 2024 •

October 2024

Time and the Matron

How "The Blued Trees in NYC; The Sea WIll Have the Last Word," Event October 30 Is The Top of a Cultural Timeline

Oct 29, 2024 •

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