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What does it mean to live in the world, coexisting with other living things great and small? What does it mean to be both stewards and residents of our shared planet? And how can we reimagine a future where everyone and everything can thrive in harmony? Those are some of the big ideas of “Our Time on Earth,” an ambitious, imaginative, and inspiring exhibition on view at the Peabody Essex Museum through June 9 that uses art and science to explore themes of conservation, cross-species existence, climate change, biodiversity, indigenous knowledge, and more. “The environment is a huge subject within the art world, but often the people
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