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...Climate Art and the Future of Art and Dissent ...

... ecological trauma climate change climate art nuclear testing ...

.... ecological trauma climate change climate art nuclear testing ...

... Chapter 2 explores art engagements with the monumental housing project Climat de France in Algiers, designed by French architect Fernand Pouillon. The chapter explores how artwork is invested in both representing and producing a decolonial “poetics of relation” that reconfigures the housing...

...? Reflecting on the words of wisdom proposed by CHamoru human rights activist Julian Aguon, the conclusion interrogates the importance of mourning in the fight for climate justice. Perhaps Pacific (post)apocalyptic nuclear stories deliver a most important lesson in the “arts of living on a damaged planet...

..., and climate catastrophe. It situates the book in relation to key theoretical concepts of mediation, affect, ecology, testimony, trauma, witnessing, and the nonhuman. By locating the writing of the book in settler colonial context, the introduction also positions the book and its author in relation to First...

... communities; Indigenous stewardship practices and ways of relating to place beyond colonial notions of property ownership; cultural resilience in spite of climate gentrification and climate-based health inequities; disability justice as a spatial practice; destructive effects of socially constructed borders...

... Pacific nuclear stories put in perspective the perceived novelty of the threat of increased deaths and diseases in a warming climate, as Oceanians have already experienced the spread of nuclear-induced diseases affecting the living and their descendants for generations. Analyzing paintings...

... Pouillon Climat de France Glissant Couturier Menia ...

... as contemporarily to) how depth and surface have been mobilized in encounters with and representations of the planet’s oceans, particularly in science, technology, and art, especially in the age of climate change. Thinking with what Haraway called “unfriendly and drowning depths” and “boundary conditions...

...Departures<subtitle>Reworlding Queer Anthropology</subtitle> This roundtable of Black queer anthropologists, featuring Lyndon Gill, Marshall Green, Nikki Lane, and Kwame Otu in conversation with Shaka McGlotten, is oriented around several themes: ethnography, art, and activism...

... and Kristen, his prospective successor, have worked to position their work in Date Creek to highlight the provincial government’s failure to manage its infrastructures along the temporal scales relevant to climate change. Like the Gitxsan house groups whose title claims to the land in question are still...

..., and art forms honoring multispecies societies. ecocide multispecies society Ra'i Chaze Witi Ihimaera Craig Santos Perez ...

... By way of conclusion, this final chapter addresses how design practices forged in the distinct sociopolitical climate of the prewar and wartime eras were transformed or continued to suit needs of postwar democracy and economic rebuilding. Transwar design is a framework that will have far...