Samuel Domínguez’s @samueldominguez practice encompasses sculpture, drawing, painting, video, and sound. He creates experiences that speculate on future landscapes and science-fiction ecologies, focusing on plant migration, world-buildin

In celebration of its 25th anniversary, AIRIE.Foundation presents Ancestral Currents at The Armory Show @thearmoryshow 2026 in New York.

Through film installation, Ancestral Currents explores water as witness, archive, and connection across landscap

Meet Samuel Domínguez (@samueldominguez), AIRIE.Foundation’s September 2026 Fellow.

Born in Chile and based in London, Domínguez brings an international perspective shaped by study, research, and exhibition across the Americas, E

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

In 2007, Diana Woodcock joined AIRIE.Foundation, where her experience in the Everglades informed an ongoing awareness

Across Jamaica and South Florida, water carries stories of memory, movement, and belonging.

At The Armory Show @thearmoryshow 2026, AIRIE.Foundation will present “Ancestral Currents”, a collaborative installation centered on work by Ania

With support from The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, AIRIE.Foundation continues creating meaningful opportunities for artists to develop and share their work, connect with communities, and bring conversations about art, culture, place, and e

Environmental challenges cannot be understood—or addressed—through a single perspective. They require collaboration across disciplines, communities, and ways of seeing.

In Part 3 of AIRIE.Foundation’s conversation with Diana Wege @

Created by artists and filmmakers Ania Freer (@goatcurrystudio) and Cornelius Tulloch (@corneliustulloch), Ancestral Currents brings together film, sound, oral history, and performance to explore how stories move across water, land, and generations.

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