Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Planet at the Berkeley Art Museum » Xu Bing Mu, Lin, Sen Project 2005–ongoing. Detail: components of the project include a 45-1/4 x 135 inches landscape by the artist, twenty 19 1/2 x 16 in. drawings by Kenyan school children, copies of the primer in Swahili and English and other materials used on-site, photographs, and online auction site. Courtesy of the artist.

Xu Bing Mu, Lin, Sen Project 2005–ongoing. Detail: components of the project include a 45-1/4 x 135 inches landscape by the artist, twenty 19 1/2 x 16 in. drawings by Kenyan school children, copies of the primer in Swahili and English and other materials used on-site, photographs, and online auction site. Courtesy of the artist.

Xu Bing Mu, Lin, Sen Project 2005–ongoing. Detail: components of the project include a 45-1/4 x 135 inches landscape by the artist, twenty 19 1/2 x 16 in. drawings by Kenyan school children, copies of the primer in Swahili and English and other materials used on-site, photographs, and online auction site. Courtesy of the artist.

Ann Hamilton, Galápagos chorus, 2008.; DVD projection, amplified cone gloves with prerecorded animal sounds, iPods, artist’s books with texts by 8th-grade students from El Colegio Nacional Galápagos. Courtesy of the artist.
Diana Thater, RARE 2008. 16 LCD monitors, DVD player, DVD, and existing architecture, 204 x 264 inches. Courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner Gallery, New York. All photographs by Pablo Mason.

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