Is photography sufficient to communicate the climate emergency? Symposium III
The third episode of the symposium ‘Visualizing Climate Change’ sought to analyse and discover processes of how to effectively visualise climate change. The contributors took contemporary and documentary photography as a core medium and method of disseminating content concerning the current climate emergency. The presentations demonstrated the desire to draw new perimeters of knowledge around visualization and engagement, either by questioning the medium itself, or by using new disciplines and visual arts that go beyond photography.
In our analysis and process discovery of how to effectively visualise climate change, we want to start from contemporary and documentary photography as our core medium to disseminate content around the current climate emergency. Furthermore,
Aware of the power of visual communication, there is a need to move the arts and humanities beyond the usual spaces and channels, as well as giving contemporary photography a social role. Considering the current global crisis, we want to reflect on ways to discover and produce new paradigms for effectively communicating causes, consequences and solutions for climate change for the present and the future. This would lead to a long-term cultural transition by unifying arts, ecological sustainability and social justice.
The symposium was held on Nov 25th, 2020
Moderation by Paul Lowe
Introduction Maria Teresa Salvati
Presentation of the Everything is Connected projects
Kublaiklan
Shado Magazine
Monica Alcazar-Duarte
Through the eyes of children
Education – Public Space – Visual Art
Do we live on or are we part of a planet? - Frederic Hanusch
Education – Science
Planetary Health and Visual Culture - David Cross
Education – Science – Visual Art
The need for a Xenourbanism - Rossella Ferorelli
Education – Public Space – Science
Secret Sarayaku - Misha Vallejo
Education – Visual Art
Empathy and Connection in Environmental Storytelling
Education – Science – Visual Art
Contemporary Photography and Public Engagement
Education – Public Space – Science – Visual Art
Beyond photographic limits - L. Fritz Magazine
Mass Media – Visual Art
Alternative Aesthetics in Environmental Storytelling
Education – Science – Visual Art
How to make the invisible, visible? AIR by Marina Vitaglione
Science – Visual Art
Towards Trans-disciplinarity
Education – Public Space – Science – Visual Art
How photography can address climate crisis as a social justice issue
Education – Mass Media – Visual Art
Visualizing the Climate Crisis:
Ocean Acidification
Science – Visual Art
Taranthon reloaded:
co-design edition
Education – Social innovation