James Leonard: The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies September 30, 11am-4pm (Rain date: October 7) Brooklyn Naval Cemetery (63 Williamsburg St. West, Brooklyn) The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies utilizes traditional divination as a tool to transform anxiety and fear over environmental threats into impetus for informed action. Nia I’man Smith: ritual cools the head October 8, 11am-1pm Open Source Gallery (306 17th St., Brooklyn) ritual cools the head is an interactive project that aims to challenge the idea that rituals only function within the realm of spiritual practice, but rather asserts that rituals inherently exist within the tasks, routines, and practices of everyday life. Jasmine Murrell: The Notion of Property October 14, 1-4pm Kelly Street Garden (924 Kelly St., Bronx) The Notion of Property employs ancient rituals such as call-and-response, chanting and intergenerational storytelling to examine how western ideologies of property and ownership have shaped our perception of the world around us.