Environment / Sustainability / Climate Change
Today, humanity faces an urgent climate crisis. What impacts have the ubiquity of computers and computational representations of the environment had on public and scientific understandings in light of this crisis? As the Earth becomes mapped, tagged and digitized, what new relationships are emerging between climate, science and society?
This theme invites the works of artists, researchers and scholars involved in decoding the complex relationships between people, nature and technology and in shaping social change in the age of climate crisis. Areas of interest include but are not limited to: ubiquitous, locative and mobile technology, sustainability, social entrepreneurship, scientific intervention and creative innovations.
Theme Leader:
Andrea Polli
Director, Interdisciplinary Film and Digital Media (IFDM)
UNM Center for the Arts
apolli@unm.edu
There are 9 publications in this collection, published in 2009.
Polli, Andrea: Airspace: Antarctic Sound Transmission, 2009
Laar, Kalle: Call Me! Calling the Glacier, 2009
Sade, Gavin; Bracks, Priscilla: Distracted: Poetic Interpretations of Climate Data, 2009
Fox, William L.: Every New Thing: Artistic Technologies in the Antarctic, 2009
Prohaska, Rainer: KRFTWRK – Global Human Electricity, 2009
Sharpe, Leslie: Northern Crossings, 2009
Chang, Alenda Y.: Playing the Environment: Games as Virtual Ecologies, 2009
Wallen, Ruth: The Sea As Sculptress—From Analog to Digital, 2009
Hersko, Judit: ‘Translating’ and ‘Retranslating’ Data: Tracing the Steps in Projects that Address Climate Change and Antarctic Science, 2009
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