Climates of Change: An Online Exhibition of Creative Work

Jason Nelson, Anastasia Salter
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Given the global state of crisis, this year's exhibition was migrated, and a new call was distributed for online works designed to use hypertext to drive engagement with the current challenges. The curators distributed a call for works responding to the overwhelming "climates of change," with a particular emphasis on the ongoing environmental crisis. Thinking globally can be overwhelming: thus, this exhibition asks artists and viewers to engage with these global concerns through the lens of local and the personal. The exhibit features works that are brief and poetic; works that engage with moments and personal challenges; works that respond to local challenges and warnings for the future that is already here. The curators welcomed works positioned through the lens of the current moment; works that challenge and inspire us; and works that call out for reflection and change. The curators particularly encouraged those submitting to draw on personal experiences or connections or understandings about climate change, the impacts, causes and effects. Pieces might also engage with how that understanding is changing every day under our growing collective challenges.
气候变化:创意作品在线展览
鉴于全球危机的状态,今年的展览被迁移,并发布了一个新的呼吁,旨在使用超文本来推动参与当前挑战的在线作品。策展人发布了一份征集作品的公告,征集作品以应对势不可当的“气候变化”,并特别强调了正在进行的环境危机。全球性的思考可能是压倒性的:因此,本次展览要求艺术家和观众通过本地和个人的视角参与这些全球性的关注。这次展览的特色是简洁而富有诗意的作品;涉及时刻和个人挑战的作品;这些作品应对当地的挑战,并对已经存在的未来发出警告。策展人欢迎通过当下镜头定位的作品;挑战和激励我们的作品;以及需要反思和改变的作品。策展人特别鼓励参赛者从个人经历、联系或对气候变化、影响、原因和后果的理解出发。作品还可能涉及在我们日益增长的集体挑战下,这种理解如何每天都在变化。
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