June 14-17 ZOEY A HART
Zoey Hart is a New York based interdisciplinary artist working between themes of disability, landscape and what is means to be well in an ailing world. From the context of living and travelling with chronic illness, Hart’s work comines experiential practice with site-specific research, always asking: what does it mean to be well here? Combining traditional and experimental media, Hart visualizes the web of interconnections and disconnects between the systemic functions of our bodies and the spaces we inhabit. She has made serveral worksessions at BKN, among them the exhibtion "The Softening Sea"
https://zoeyahart.com
June 19-22 IRA ANUFRIEVA
Midsummer Walk 1 - Arholma
In addition Ira Anufrieva did a number of solowalks among them to the quarry.
Irina Anufrieva b. 1982 in Belarus is a dancer and choreographer who moves through different media in her work creating solo dance pieces, durational performances and installations which engage in the phenomenology of perception. Body and space as well as time and duration play central role in her work and act both as material and as sources of meaning. Dancer, choreographer, artist. MFA in Choreography with Specialisation in Performative Practices (2023)
https://www.instagram.com/ira.anufrieva/reels/?__d=11
June 16/20 STUDENTS MICHIGAN TECH
17 studens from the summerprogram "Sustainable Sweden".
A collaboration between the Department of Visual and Performing Arts and the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science, Sustainability in Sweden is an immersive, interdisciplinary program connecting forest health, art, climate change, and community engagement. Environmental stewardship and interdisciplinary field experience are core of this program. On midsummer WAP25 met up again with the group on the island Arholma.
June 16 STAFF MICHIGAN TECH
The program Sustainability in Sweden is part of Sister Forests—an ongoing environmental arts project that links the forests of Björkö, Sweden, with those of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula, fostering a deep sense of community and global responsibility.
From left:
Lisa Gordillio https://www.mtu.edu/vpa/department/faculty/gordillo/
Tara L. Bal https://www.mtu.edu/forest/about/faculty-staff/faculty/bal/index.html
Molly A. Cavaleri https://www.mtu.edu/forest/about/faculty-staff/faculty/cavaleri/index.html
Draco one of our more than humans friends decided to join us for the walk. Draco also participated in WAP23 and WAP24. Draco loves the walking with us. During the walk the embodieed care and happiness shines throug and makes the walk easier for all of us. The Walk "The Unbroken Horizon" was a bit to challenging reaching the paved road on our way back it was decided to remove his stress and pain by getting a car to pick him up.
June 14-15 MAJA ANDERSSON
Maja Andersson is a visual artist, with the body as a central part of her practice. She has worked with performance art and is continuously exploring different mediums and forms of expression. She uses video, photography, fabrics, clay, sometimes in combination. The point of entry to her work is feelings as a state of mind, or a physical feeling in the body. She is the president of the artist run not for profit organization Björkö Konstnod/BKN.








