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FROM THE GROUND UP: NURTURING DIVERSITY IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, California Through February 23, 2025 Sixteen artists consider one of Earth’s most intricate sources of life and change: the seed. A cross-disciplinary junction of art, science, technology, and history, this show incorporates living and once-living plants to examine relationships with the land in volatile climates. The exhibition is the Armory’s contribution to the Getty’s PST ART initiative, this year titled Art & Science Collide. In Olivia Chumacero’s Dispersing Time (shown here), manzanita branches, plant pigments, burlap, and other organic materials portray the resilience of Indigenous peoples through the life cycle of an oak tree.…

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