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DESCRIPTION:Acclaimed artists Alan Michelson and Mary Mattingly share their journey of confronting climate change in their art with Climate Museum director\, Miranda Massie. At a time of growing momentum to reckon with the daunting effects of climate change\, we hear the stories of two artists’ approach to using their art to speak about the changing climate and the myriad of ways it has affected communities in the US. Alan Michelson has been a leading practitioner of a socially engaged\, critically aware\, site-specific art grounded in local context and informed by the retrieval of repressed histories. Mattingly combines photography\, performance\, portable architecture and sculptural ecosystems into poetic visions of adaptation and survival\, offering specific solutions and architectural prototypes that we can build upon in our pursuit of a better life. Miranda Massie\, founder of the Climate Museum\, a dedicated home for interdisciplinary arts-based climate programming\, leads this exciting and pertinent discussion\, inviting us all to tackle this difficult reality through the creative lens of art. Lunch is included and takes place following the program from 12:30 – 1:30PM. We want our programming to be accessible to a broad audience. Scholarships are awarded on a space-available basis. If you are interested in a scholarship\, please reach out to Liz Ferrill at lferrill@andersonranch.org.
LOCATION:Schermer Meeting Hall
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SUMMARY:Critical Dialogue: Art and the Environment: Considering Climate Change
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