Join Japanese dancer and choreographer Yukio Suzuki and Slovakian-born, Miami-based composer, sound / multimedia artist, performer, researcher and educator Juraj Kojš, as they discuss their collaboration on Cross Pollination, a performance art piece presented on April 17 in the Everglades National Park. Live on Zoom and Facebook in partnership with PAXy.

AIRIE Asks will be moderated by Dale Andree, dancer, choreographer, teacher, and founder and director of NWD Projects.

Presented in partnership between Chicago Expo and the Arts Funders Forum, this panel featuring Tracey Robertson Carter (Co-Chair, AIRIE), Sarah Sutton (Principal, Sustainable Museums), and Allison Janae Hamilton (Artist), will examine how philanthropists can work with artists to fund initiatives focused on addressing climate change. Moderated by Melissa Cowley Wolf (Arts Funders Forum + MCW Projects) as part of the Remake the Model series.

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Join L.A.-based artist Elizabeth Withstandley, January’s AIRIE Fellow, for a conversation with Miami-based artist Adler Guerrier. They will discuss Withstandley’s experiences during her residency where she explored the identity of the Everglades through its stories, myths, legends, and truths. Check out her great take-over of our Instagram account during January at @airieverglades.

Join AIRIE Board Co-Chair T. Robertson Carter in conversation with Pedro Ramos, Superintendent of Everglades National Park. In the first of a three-part series on diversity and inclusion listeners will learn about AIRIE’s unique partnership with Everglades National Park and the impact artists can have on creating a more accessible environment through their work as interpreters and communicators. The discussions will also explore how AIRIE is working to uplift BIPOC voices through its programming and residency.

Get to know AIRIE's 2021 Research Fellows --- Alliance of the Southern Triangle (A.S.T.) --- in our first AIRIE Asks of 2021. Watch as A.S.T. discusses their work and how they hope to approach the Everglades with their research around the theme Water as a Distributed System. In this pre-recorded presentation you will meet the four members of A.S.T. (Diann Bauer, Felice Grodin, Patricia Margarita Hernandez, and Elite Kedan) through their conversation and visual aesthetic. The group will also be online to chat live with the audience throughout the program.