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just like our people - our seeds have been displaced. Forced to change and travel. At the @paliheirloomseedlibrary we have been engaging many people whom we call Seed Protectors to give our seeds home and refuge while gifting other communities their stories, their crops, and their resilience - their generosity will hopefully continue on as we pray they one day can make it back home. This is why we are pleased to share our Flying Seeds Map - an interactive open source platform for growers and seed lovers who have been growing Palestinian seeds to add themselves to the map as they see fit, read and learn about other farmers, and join us in the efforts to protect these threatened varieties. (Better viewed on desktop for now) Thanks to the talented @stephkyuyounglee of @officeofhumanresources for helping us realize this design. As we develop this platform we hope you will populate it with your stories and the voyage of these incredible ancestors. Thank you SEED PROTECTORS all over the world. From Italy to California and down to Colombia we are eternally grateful 🙏🏽🙌🏽🍉❤️🪬 visit our website www.palestineheirloomseedlibrary.com and explore our different projects, add your self to the map if you are a grower, and maybe get your self something from our shop! 😉#flyingseeds #flyingseedmap #palestinianseeds #palestineheirloomseedlibrary #gratefulheart❤️ by @officeofhumanresources

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taken in Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture by @officeofhumanresources

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Special thanks to logan, ekin, emma, havily, zach, victoria and tina for the installation support ⚙️ and larry for the hemp piles that filled up the soft map pillows☁️ It truly takes a village. taken in Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning by @officeofhumanresources

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scenes from a solo show taken in Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning by @officeofhumanresources

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Hard Labor / Soft Space: The Making of Radical Farms, An exhibition by Office of Human Resources

On View: June 29 - July 20, 2024
Opening Reception: Saturday, June 29th, 6 - 8pm

Hard Labor / Soft Space documents the current surge of collective farms and radical food systems in and around the Hudson Valley. Against the backdrop of land distribution laws such as the Homestead Act (1862) and the Alien Land Law (1913) that led to the current racial disparity in agricultural land ownership, this ongoing project reframes rurality as a site of radical reclamation. Developed as part of the Bard Architecture Fellowship Program, this design-research forms a comparative genealogy of utopian agrarian projects starting with 19th Century Abolitionist movements in the United States to the current wave of BIPOC-led radical farms in the Hudson Valley.

In 1972, sociologist Liselotte Ungers and architect Oswald Mathias Ungers published Kommunen in de Neuen Welt: 1740–1972 (Communes in the New World), based on their pilgrimage to 35 utopian communes in the U.S. This exhibit is at once homage and critique of past architectural studies on collective living strategies. Land-based projects are represented here to address the erasure of race in the history of rural ideation and explore future living strategies rooted in racial and social justice. Through counter-mapping, archiving and film, this exhibit highlights alternative agrarian settlements and renounces models of industrial farming that thrive on the extraction of labor, capital, and lands of others.

Organizer: Stephanie Kyuyoung Lee

This exhibit is supported by the Architecture + Design Independent Projects program, a grant partnership of the New York State Council on the Arts and The Architectural League of New York. Independent Projects grants are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State legislature. by @officeofhumanresources

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Tomorrow we eat cake 🍰 @belovedbelovedz work @verse_work_shop dance @bardarchitecture metaphorically speaking 🫠🍷

Come hang out this Friday 3-6 and talk to me about agricultural utopias, networks and what mutual aid looks like! 🍽️ There will be hemp!

Special Gratitude for 🙏🏼:
@nbqs @rendered.useles @a_c_knight @allegrahhh @_____logan_g @art_omi @jvandenhout @rnm.ayd @vivien.sansour @gentlemothh @howlallday @belovedbelovedz @sweetfreedomfarm @gentletimefarming @ashnilivingthedream @studio.mnjnk @rossexoadams @ivonne_santoyo_orozco @polinamalikin @nyscouncilonthearts @leilastallone Brett @emilylec.ompte @archleague @bard_eh @krista_caballero @bard.cesh @bardcce @bard.eus.es @anthonytitusstudio @brownmanwithabrownplan @mariaraaad taken in VERSE Work/Shop by @officeofhumanresources

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Scenes from last semester’s studio elective Post Eden: Conflicts, Coloniality and Plants. 🌱 taken in Bard College by @officeofhumanresources

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Spring 2024
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