Lynn Peemoeller

Lynn Peemoeller works in social landscapes and community practice to explore food systems. Ecology, urban planning, agriculture, and policy intersect in her practice as an artistic approach to engage with and contribute to collective experiential narratives around subjects of place and resulting cultures. Ongoing modalities include enactment, recipes, performance, growing, foraging, and gathering. Current research involves co-developing a three-year interdisciplinary field school for the mid-river region as part of the “Mississippi River Open School for Kinship and Social Exchange,” project, funded by the Mellon Foundation and experimental landscape design studio LEEP, which engages with site specific transformation of the ecologic, material, and community culture of a former playground. Peemoeller’s current teaching includes food systems, ecology, seeds, and kinship.