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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

The faces, moments, and connections that made this glorious weekend unforgettable. Thank you, New York.

As we celebrate 25 years of AIRIE.Foundation, these images hold a special place in our story. Presenting Ancestral Currents at The Armory Show @t

AIRIE.Foundation friends @love_the_everglades and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida are hosting the Miccosukee Arts & Science Symposium 2026, a free event exploring the Everglades through science, art, community, and action.

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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

A change of scenery—and a chance to slow down, look closer, and follow new questions.

For Samuel Dominguez, AIRIE.Foundation’s September 2026 Artist-in-Residence, an interest in the Greater Everglades began with aquatic plants, the histo

Between sculpture and digital worlds, Samuel Dominguez @samueldominguez explores how places—and the life within them—change over time. 🌿

In this conversation, AIRIE.Foundation’s September 2026 Artist-in-Residence shares a practice

The faces, moments, and connections that made this glorious weekend unforgettable. Thank you, New York.

As we celebrate 25 years of AIRIE.Foundation, these images hold a special place in our story. Presenting Ancestral Currents at The Armory Show @t

AIRIE.Foundation friends @love_the_everglades and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida are hosting the Miccosukee Arts & Science Symposium 2026, a free event exploring the Everglades through science, art, community, and action.

Connect wit

An unforgettable weekend for us and a beautiful way to celebrate 25 years of AIRIE.Foundation. ✨

At The Armory Show @thearmoryshow, Ancestral Currents brought the stories of Jamaica and the Greater Everglades into a shared space of film, sound, and

The VIP Preview at The Armory Show @thearmoryshow brought our community together around Ancestral Currents, an installation connecting Jamaica and South Florida through water, ancestral memory, and belonging.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, spe

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