Curated by Edwina fitzPatrick, Larsen’s Lost Water exhibition coincided with the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris and was featured in ArtCOP21. The exhibition focused on the ways that the relatively uncharted parts of the globe – the Polar Regions and the seas – are (mis)represented, through exploring context and how introducing an alien or unexpected object into a space affects both components’ readings. The exhibition plays with the dislocated object as cliché, metaphor and metonym in relation to climate change. Ruth Little, from Cape Farewell states, ‘Metaphors allow us to think at different levels of scale simultaneously, linking the minute to the infinite’. However, isn’t there a danger that these metaphorical objects...
Whilst the effects of climate change have become increasingly clear, a growing number of visual arti...
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The exhibition will be a mixed-media collection of around ten student works each focused on the poss...
The exhibition, curated by Edwina Fitzpatrick, took place at the Wimbledon Space at Wimbledon Colleg...
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Images of melting glaciers have come to dominate the pictorial language of climate change. This pape...
This book chapter is part of an ongoing project to examine the images associated with climate change...
In the time between the first Arctic ice recordings in the 1970s and today, forty percent of the Arc...
Whilst the effects of climate change have become increasingly clear, a growing number of visual arti...
The fusion of visual art and climate science to produce something new to mediate the urgency of the ...
The exhibition will be a mixed-media collection of around ten student works each focused on the poss...
The exhibition, curated by Edwina Fitzpatrick, took place at the Wimbledon Space at Wimbledon Colleg...
A challenging question today is how to understand and act on climate change. Previous analyses of th...
"Curator Meryl Ryan brought together the works of nine contemporary Australian artists incl...
Anthropogenic climate change is a paradigm shifter, an emergent, complex phenomenon that challenges ...
This article considers how visual and sonic art creates encounters through which audiences can exper...
Amy Balkin is a contemporary artist whose work often addresses issues surrounding anthropogenic clim...
Zimmermann combined three different interests to make a compelling book about climate change – the r...
The Climate Change series calls attention to the connection between our behaviour and climate change...
How can art communicate to a sceptical public the current state of climate? Scientists agree human i...
Images of melting glaciers have come to dominate the pictorial language of climate change. This pape...
This book chapter is part of an ongoing project to examine the images associated with climate change...
In the time between the first Arctic ice recordings in the 1970s and today, forty percent of the Arc...
Whilst the effects of climate change have become increasingly clear, a growing number of visual arti...
The fusion of visual art and climate science to produce something new to mediate the urgency of the ...
The exhibition will be a mixed-media collection of around ten student works each focused on the poss...