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Field Notes & Finds
Field Notes & Finds is an anthropological space that connects field notes, learning experiences, and objects. It was born in Copenhagen and looks from there at questions that extend far beyond it: how spaces, practices, and objects shape culture, habits, thought, consciousness, and public institutions.
The project seeks to bring anthropological knowledge out of the boundaries of academia and turn it into a language we can think with, travel with, teach with, and act through in the world. It moves between theory and practice, between close observation of everyday life and practical questions: what works? what can we learn from other places? and how can we change the world carefully, humbly, and in tangible ways?
Field Notes & Finds was founded and curated by Naama Cohen, an Israeli anthropologist living in Copenhagen. Her work connects the anthropology of consciousness and the body with technology, space, and materiality, and grows out of research, writing, teaching, and curation. The project develops through collaborations with people, institutions, and creators who seek to think differently about culture, everyday life, systems, objects, and social change.
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