Art and the Climate Crisis
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This is event is being held online. After registering, connection information will be emailed to you.
Although artists have been addressing climate change for nearly two decades, the pandemic of 2020 has reframed it as a parallel public health issue. This lecture will present a variety of multimedia and multimodal approaches that contemporary artists use to raise awareness and change our perceptions of human induced environmental damage. Artists on the international stage will be highlighted, as well as those in PAFA’s collection including Diane Burko, Joan Jonas, Agnes Denes, and the Dufala brothers.
Art historian Cynthia Haveson Veloric is a researcher, writer, curator, and environmental advocate. She is a PhD candidate at University of the Arts.
Program Support
The fall's Art At Noon lectures are supported by the Behrend Family in memory of Rose Susan Hirschhorn Behrend, a former docent at the Academy and great supporter of its education programs.
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