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Artist Rachel Sussman opens Visualizing Sustainability with a discussion of her practice, which has been categorized as “the missing science of biological longevity.” Her ongoing research on our changing climate offers a global perspective on the interrelationship between geologic time...
Mireya Loza demonstrates curating and archiving digital history, using the Smithsonian's Bracero History Archive. This archive collects, interprets, and makes available oral histories, objects, and articfacts related to the Bracero Program, which brought millions of Mexican agricultural workers to work...
Keith Russell of the Pennsylvania Audubon Society leads a tour of Temple University's campus bird habitat and pollinator plants; he will explain what attracts birds to campus and how to make it safer for them during their travel. This event...
Valerie Peckham from the Philadelphia Zoo leads a mapping exercise of a bird's experience of Temple's Main Campus at the Digital Scholarship Center. This event is part of the Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship Series. Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship is co-curated...
Community organizers Kirtrina M. Baxter and Dara Cooper discuss racial disparities in the food movement, strengthening community work through food, and advocating for food sovereignty in communities of color. This event is part of the Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship Series. Seeing...
Carol Adams analyzes images in popular culture through an ecofeminist approach, demonstrating the interconnected oppressions of sexism, racism, and speciesism. This event is part of the Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship Series. Seeing Stories: Visualizing Sustainable Citizenship is co-curated by Temple Contemporary,...
Mel Chin is internationally regarded as the political consciousness of the art world. For over forty years, the context of his work – ranging from toxic landfills to primetime television – is consistently rooted in provoking social awareness and civic...
Guests will be served a delicious, locally sourced meal in exchange for a $15 - $25 dollar donation. The dishware will be made by the Tyler School of Art Ceramic and Glass Departments, with napkins created by the Fibers &...
Guests will be served a delicious, locally sourced meal in exchange for a $15 - $25 dollar donation. The dishware will be made by the Tyler School of Art Ceramic and Glass Departments, with napkins created by the Fibers &...
Fallen Fruit is a collaborative art project that began in Los Angeles in 2004 by making maps of “public fruit”—fruit that grows on or over public property. Since this time the projects have expanded to include diverse site-specific artworks that...
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