RAVEL is a field-based artist residency course in Art & Ecology for graduate and undergraduate students at The University of New Mexico. RAVEL’s mission is to support the study of creative and critical ecologies through situated ecosocial art making, dialogue, and community engagement.
Our mission is to inspire and support environmentally and socially-engaged art practices
through field-based bioregional teaching, collective learning, interdisciplinary research, community collaboration, and creative forms of publication and exhibition.
Acknowledgments
LAAW program, faculty, and students acknowledge and give thanks to the original peoples and land-based communities where The University of New Mexico resides and the lands throughout New Mexico where our LAAW programing takes place. We recognize these are unceded territories and this colonial history of displacement, genocide, and ecocide is a legacy which we must acknowledge and find responsive ways to heal. We honor these lands and indigenous stewards past, present and future and look to our relations with Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache communities for guidance with the greatest humility and respect.
LAAW is financially supported by The University of New Mexico, The Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities, and Lannan Foundation.
LAAW program, faculty, and students acknowledge and give thanks to the original peoples and land-based communities where The University of New Mexico resides and the lands throughout New Mexico where our LAAW programing takes place. We recognize these are unceded territories and this colonial history of displacement, genocide, and ecocide is a legacy which we must acknowledge and find responsive ways to heal. We honor these lands and indigenous stewards past, present and future and look to our relations with Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache communities for guidance with the greatest humility and respect.
LAAW is financially supported by The University of New Mexico, The Center for Environmental Arts and Humanities, and Lannan Foundation.