Presented By: University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA)
Arts and the Environment Colloquium, an OVPR Distinguished Faculty/Graduate Student Seminar
Building Community and Future Planning for Sustained Activity and Collaboration
This is day two of a colloquium designed to facilitate dialogue about the role of the arts in environmental education and stewardship. Participants from a wide variety of disciplines and perspectives will look at bridges that have been built across the divide of the arts and the environment and will imagine others that might be created. The colloquium will connect individuals interested in the arts and the environment both within the university and the larger community. Out of such communication could come new works of art, new ways of understanding environmental issues, and possibly ways of influencing public policy. Participation is invited from diverse disciplines–engineers, dancers, designers, painters, photographers, architects, poets, ecologists, filmmakers, community organizers, climate change scientists, musicians, and more.
For further details, please contact Sara Adlerstein at adlerste@umich.edu.
For further details, please contact Sara Adlerstein at adlerste@umich.edu.
Cost
- Advance registration required. Please register by emailing artsandenvironmentcolloquium@umich.edu.