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I Wanna Be With You Everywhere

June 25, 2025

Whether in the virtual space of a Zoom call or the in-person space of an art museum, the members of the cross-disability collective I Wanna Be With You Everywhere (IWBWYE) find joy in coming together.

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Migration and Displacement

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The World Is Yours
Disappearing Bodies of Water
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Mary Mattingly Owns Up
New York Close Up
Olafur Eliasson in "Berlin"
Art in the Twenty-First Century
David Brooks Is In His Element
New York Close Up
"Herbarium Perrine (Marine Algae)"
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Minerva Cuevas in "Mexico City"
Art in the Twenty-First Century
Texas Hills
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"Delphine"
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"Osedax"
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Robert Adams in "Ecology"
Art in the Twenty-First Century
"Paydirt"
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Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle in "Ecology"
Art in the Twenty-First Century

The World Is Yours

A playlist featuring artists who engage with environmental concerns to uncover opportunities to see the world through a new lens. From tracking natural phenomena to evaluating the impact of personal consumption, these artists position their work as jumping off points to reflect on our entanglement in these networks and society at large.

The World Is Yours
by Art21April 22, 2019 12 videos • 1:28:16 total runtime

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