The Institute for Art & Environment (I-AE) is an independent and interdisciplinary research platform leading creative, hopeful, and innovative projects with environmental, social, and urban themes.
CURRENT PROJECTS
LAX LAB 2.0 is a community, book club, and educational resource dedicated to the stories and worlds of climate fiction.
This is the first project by the Institute for Art & Environment and launches May 2024.
NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
Creative Practice Research Group (closed event but invitation can be requested)
11 November 2024
Oslo Metropolitan University
Oslo, Norway
Stepped out of my comfort zone and into the world of musicology and environmental humanities for the grounded symposium: multidisciplinary forays into gardens, waste, and eco-art.
Yes, it's time! Keep reading to find out more about the second book in the LAX LAB 2.0 climate fiction book club.
Check out my latest essay on the future and The Future by Catherine Leroux with input from the LAX LAB 2.0 community.
I recently had the privilege to once again travel to Skien and Porsgrunn in the Telemark region of Norway for the most inspiring event: the opening of the Greenlight Triennale exhibitions.
Get your tickets to the first LAX LAB 2.0 book club discussion on Tuesday, 30 July 2024 at 16:00 CEST.
V COMbART: Art, Activism and Citizenship
3 to 5 July 2024
Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Porto
Porto, Portugal
Yes, it's time! Keep reading to find out more about the first book in the LAX LAB 2.0 climate fiction book club.
The Curse of an Unstoppable Appetite
Pubseminar, Greenlight Triennale
10 June 2024, 13:00—17:00
Karjolen Pub
Folkets hus, Sverresgate 19, 3921 Porsgrunn, Norway
Are you getting curious about what might be the first LAX LAB 2.0 climate fiction book club pick? Keep reading to find out more ...
Read the Mission Statement for the new LAX LAB 2.0 | school of climate fiction, the first project by the Institute for Art & Environment.
What is a school without a library?
One of the goals of LAX LAB 2.0 | school of climate fiction is to become an educational resource for all things climate fiction. To achieve that goal, I would like to build an online library together with you.
KunstFest vol. 5: Artivism
20 April 2024, 18:00—23:59
Østfold Internasjonale Teater — Østfold International Theatre
Dokka 3A, 1671 Kråkerøy (Fredrikstad), Norway
Are you getting curious about the next LAX LAB 2.0 book club pick? Keep reading to find out more ...