Radical Processes of Archiving Radical Artists' Work: Roundtable Discussion
Radical Processes of Archiving Radical Artists' Work: Roundtable Discussion
Tue, Mar 28, 2023 4:00 PM BST (+01:00)
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RoundTable Discussion with Artists, Scientists, + Engineers
Media artist Lee Boot leads a roundtable discussion integrating the arts and sciences to address significant societal challenges.
By The Peale
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Date and time
Sunday, February 12 · 11am - 12:30pm PST
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Online
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Online: Participants will receive a Zoom link prior to the event
On the final day of the Lee Boot: Abstracts & Artifacts exhibition, Lee leads a roundtable discussion integrating the arts and sciences to address significant societal challenges. Despite decades and even centuries of the astounding progress science has provided toward extending and improving human life, we now live in a time when science alone has proven insufficient. Preventable hazards such as global warming, vaccine hesitancy, poor educational achievement, and many others emerge from cultural narratives that resist technical solutions and scientific reason. This panel of artists and scientists/engineers has significant experience working together to effect cultural change by integrating the best practices of science with artistic traditions that can expand imagination, locate human meaning, and navigate culture. Featured speakers:
- Lee Boot (artist)
- Anita Komlodi (scientist)
- Tristan King (engineer)
- Tahir Hemphill (artist)
- Steve Bradley (artist)
- Eric Schott (scientist)
- Ryan Zuber (technical artist)
*ASL Interpretation is available with this event.
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The PealeThe Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, is restoring the oldest museum building in the United States in partnership with the City of Baltimore. Through its programs, the Peale Center will illuminate the authentic stories of Baltimore's people and places while reinventing the urban museum in the creative and innovative spirit of its founder, artist Rembrandt Peale.