In London, Thomson and Craighead appropriate and recontextualize a local news broadcast, offering a glimpse into a future ravaged by climate change. London presents a time when the effects of climate change are no longer speculation, but undeniably real. Is this world a distant fiction, or might we already be experiencing the inconvenient truth? The video’s unsettling revelation acts as a rallying call for action that we cannot afford to postpone.
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Launching February–May 2007
Check out the Introduction page for more on the project and an introductory video.
9/11 Andrea Polli Anthony Discenza Appropriation Atmosphere Ben Engebreth Brooke Singer Cary Peppermint Christine Nadir Cold Commentary Contamination Discourse Documentation EPA Experience Feedback Loop Fiction Gail Wight Geography Global Government Horticulture Humor Information Jane D. Marsching Joe Milutis Lisa Young Live Data Livestock Manhattan Mapping Mary Mattingly Michael Alstad Narrative Natural/Artificial New Work News Broadcast Noise Nomadism North Pole Perception Peter Eramian Plate Tectonics Radio Randomness Recombination Research Science Seasons Spectacle Sun Survival The Future Thomson & Craighead Time Toxic Travel Trumbull & Simon Wilderness
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New Climates was developed during a curatorial fellowship at Rhizome.org, an affiliate of the New Museum of Contemporary Art.
Conceived and curated by Shane Brennan
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New Climates is made possible in part by a grant from the Brown University Creative Arts Council.