On Seaweed Giants and Underwater Forests - Anne Diestelkamp

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Perennial Group Reading

13
Kas 2026
- by Anne Diestelkamp

Inspired by the reverence and rhythms of monastery living, Mediamatic’s Open City Monastery creates a space for collective learning, contemplation. Join us for the ninth edition of The Perennial...
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Mediamatic 2026

Here you will find an overview of our highlights in 2026, go here to see the full overview of our program or here for who we worked with this year.
Workshop Mediamatic Biotoop

On Seaweed Giants and Underwater Forests

24
Tem 2026
- by Anne Diestelkamp

What can seaweed teach us about the histories, ecologies, and cultures of the coast? Through shared reading and discussion, we will explore the often-overlooked world of marine plants and consider...

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On Seaweed Giants and Underwater Forests - Anne…
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Penicillium Purperogenum

Penicillium purpurogenum is a well-known biodeteriogen and a notorious causal agent of fruit spoilage. It produces a red pigment: the chemical called Chromones is derived from the fungi named as...
Image: Iines Råmark

Nettles

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

The Nettle group, Urticaceae, is widely spread over the world and contains about 500 species, mainly tropical, though several, like the common Stinging Nettle, are found in temperate climates. Many...
Image: Iines Råmark

Participants tasting nettle seeds

During our Foraging for mental health workshop

The Nettle group, Urticaceae, is widely spread over the world and contains about 500 species, mainly tropical, though several, like the common Stinging Nettle, are found in temperate climates. Many...
Image: Mediamatic Biotoop Eszter Jámbor

Foraging for Mental Health

With Lynn Shore
Image: Iines Råmark

Our resident herbalist Lynn Shore showing St.

St. John's wort family (family Hypericaceae ) includes herbs and shrubs with yellow flowers and leaves that have numerous, often black, dots. Among this family we can find Hypericum perforatum...

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