Creative Climate Forum: “Fast Responses, Slow Revolutions: Art, Community, and Tools of Creative Resistance”
On September 25 in New York City, as part of the Creative Climate Forum, ALL ARTS is partnering with Human Impacts Institute, the Serica Initiative and THIRTEEN for a special Climate Week event: Fast Responses, Slow Revolutions: Art, Community, and Tools of Creative Resistance.
The day-long event at the Living Room at Pier 57 is a gathering of creative expression, dialogue, and collective action at the intersection of climate justice and culture, where attendees and passersby can take a break in two media lounges, collect educational resources from PBS series like Nature and Cyberchase, and share their stories in a video time capsule.
The Living Room will be active during the forum and open through September 27. There will be a special performance from Ranjani Prabhakar of Lil Idli, featured on the ALL ARTS/the Serica Initiative series Climate Artists on September 25 at 5:30 PM.
Registration for the Creative Climate Forum on September 25 is free and open to all.