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Virtual Faculty Resident: Plant Humanities Lab, Dumbarton Oaks


The Plant Humanities Lab is an innovative digital space that supports the interdisciplinary study of plants from the perspectives of the arts, sciences, and humanities, in order to explore their extraordinary significance to human culture. It was developed by Dumbarton Oaks and JSTOR Labs in the context of the Plant Humanities Initiative, with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Source:: https://www.doaks.org/research/mellon-initiatives/plant-humanities-initiative/faculty-residencies
Earlier Event: April 26
Listening to Place: Writing Workshop
Later Event: July 11
Speculative Ecologies panel at ASLE conference

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@mllemegan

All the gorgeous textiles, fermentos, food, and poetry in all forms. Delighted to discover a translation of Charles Wright, my first poetry mentor, and to leave with a little stack of books by contemporary Mexican woman poets ❤️
Making friends with these beauties and learning about their traditional uses for medicine and other relationships 🌵🌺💚 #plants #ecopoetry #environmentaleducation
Greetings from Oaxaca ☀️🧡 Loving this beautiful city filled with the most wonderful people, food, architecture, art, and magic ✨
A gray day here as a big snow storm encroaches, but I’m excited to share @diegobertelli04 translation of my poem Wetlands. It’s one of ten poems that Diego translated in the new issue of the Italian Poetry Review. I am honored by his atte