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  • Nest - When Concrete Becomes a Garden

    Nest - When Concrete Becomes a Garden
    Mar 27 2026
    Rosemary Pell explores how artist Tory Tepp and 100 volunteers transformed bare concrete courtyards at a Florida community college into thriving gardens with over 300 edible plants, creating outdoor classrooms that nourish food-insecure students while proving institutional spaces can hold tenderness alongside function.

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    24 m
  • Nest - Building for Creatures We'll Never Meet

    Nest - Building for Creatures We'll Never Meet
    Mar 27 2026
    Rosemary Pell explores sculptures that serve as birdhouses and porcelain works honoring abandoned nests, examining what it means to create shelter for creatures we'll never meet—and how these acts of preparation and remembrance reveal our deepest domestic truths about hope, hospitality, and home.

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    25 m
  • Nest - The Body Remembers What Safety Feels Like

    Nest - The Body Remembers What Safety Feels Like
    Mar 27 2026
    Join host Rosemary Pell as she explores artist Debbie Baxter's extraordinary project: building over 50 human-sized nests from natural materials and photographing 400 people curled inside them, naked and vulnerable. A meditation on trauma, shelter, and how our bodies remember safety through physical structures that hold us exactly as we are.

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    29 m