AIRIE.Foundation Digital Archive — AIRIE.FOUNDATION Celebrating 25 Years of Work

What new ways of seeing become possible when artists spend time in a botanical garden?
AIRIE.Foundation welcomes The Kampong (@thekampong), a garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden, as a collaborator in Environments Everywhere, our residenc

We’re celebrating new work from poet and 2016 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow Jen Karetnick (@jenkaretnick), Organ Language and Domiciliary.

Through these collections, Jen explores the body, human connection, and what makes a place a home. Her poems i

As part of AIRIE.Foundation’s 25th anniversary, artists reflect on how their time in residence continues to shape their work.

For 2013 Fellow Alice Raymond (@aliceraymondartist), the Everglades became the starting point for a visual language t

Congratulations to our AIRIE.Foundation fellow Morel (@moreldoucet), whose proposal, A Seat at the Table, has been selected as a finalist for The Underline’s inaugural Plinth Project! 👏

Imagined beneath Miami’s Metrorail, the sculpture

On October 2, AIRIE.Foundation joined Indigenous voices, artists, scientists, and community leaders at the Miccosukee Arts & Science Symposium (MASS) 2026. Presented by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida and Love The Everglades Movement,

What can a landscape tell us about memory, place, and perseverance?

For Ancestral Currents at The Armory Show 2026, Molly Cox of Saint Agnes Studio (@saintagnes.studio) explored that question through islands of grasses and bright accents of tropical

Some arrived curious. Others found a place to pause. Children settled into the grass and stayed awhile.

At The Armory Show @thearmoryshow, Ancestral Currents brought Jamaica and South Florida’s Greater Everglades into conversation through film

Sarah Doerfel’s practice spans installation, painting, and video, examining the boundaries between the self and the surrounding world.

Her work considers human experience as something continually shaped through change and interaction. It explo

Meet Sarah Doerfel (@sarahdoerfel), AIRIE.Foundation’s October 2026 Fellow.

Born in Germany and based in Munich, Doerfel studied Fine Arts, photography, and video art in London and Munich. Her work has been presented internationally at institu

What new ways of seeing become possible when artists spend time in a botanical garden?
AIRIE.Foundation welcomes The Kampong (@thekampong), a garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden, as a collaborator in Environments Everywhere, our residenc

We’re celebrating new work from poet and 2016 AIRIE.Foundation Fellow Jen Karetnick (@jenkaretnick), Organ Language and Domiciliary.

Through these collections, Jen explores the body, human connection, and what makes a place a home. Her poems i

As part of AIRIE.Foundation’s 25th anniversary, artists reflect on how their time in residence continues to shape their work.

For 2013 Fellow Alice Raymond (@aliceraymondartist), the Everglades became the starting point for a visual language t

For Samuel Dominguez @samueldominguez, AIRIE.Foundation’s September 2026 Artist-in-Residence, his experience of moving sparked an interest in plant migration. Following trees and aquatic plants from Chile to places including the UK and Florida,

Congratulations to our AIRIE.Foundation fellow Morel (@moreldoucet), whose proposal, A Seat at the Table, has been selected as a finalist for The Underline’s inaugural Plinth Project! 👏

Imagined beneath Miami’s Metrorail, the sculpture

On October 2, AIRIE.Foundation joined Indigenous voices, artists, scientists, and community leaders at the Miccosukee Arts & Science Symposium (MASS) 2026. Presented by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida and Love The Everglades Movement,

What can a landscape tell us about memory, place, and perseverance?

For Ancestral Currents at The Armory Show 2026, Molly Cox of Saint Agnes Studio (@saintagnes.studio) explored that question through islands of grasses and bright accents of tropical

Some arrived curious. Others found a place to pause. Children settled into the grass and stayed awhile.

At The Armory Show @thearmoryshow, Ancestral Currents brought Jamaica and South Florida’s Greater Everglades into conversation through film

Sarah Doerfel’s practice spans installation, painting, and video, examining the boundaries between the self and the surrounding world.

Her work considers human experience as something continually shaped through change and interaction. It explo

Meet Sarah Doerfel (@sarahdoerfel), AIRIE.Foundation’s October 2026 Fellow.

Born in Germany and based in Munich, Doerfel studied Fine Arts, photography, and video art in London and Munich. Her work has been presented internationally at institu

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