Panel discussion: ‘Living with Worlds...As They End’
East Stroudsburg. The artists and writers will discuss their project, which is an exploration across creative disciplines of the impact of global warming.
East Stroudsburg University’s Madelon Powers Gallery will present a virtual panel discussion, “Living with Worlds...As They End” at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 7, to accompany the virtual exhibition currently on view through the gallery’s website.
The “Living With Worlds...As They End” folio project began as an experiment in co-creation among artists and writers. It was intended to be a conversation across creative disciplines, locations, and time as the group hoped to explore the impact of global warming.
The artists and writers will come together for a virtual discussion about their project. “We could not have known at the start of the experiment that the conceit of this project would find new meaning during the Covid-19 pandemic,” said Darlene Farris-LaBar, professor and chair of the art + design department at ESU and a contributor to the project.
The panel moderated by Patricia Watts, founder of ecoartspace, will include Gabrielle Russomango, photography faculty, School of the Visual Arts; Deana Day, writer and historian; Nancy Campbell, poet and non-fiction writer (Library of Ice); Britt Dahlberg, anthropologist and director of research, Center for Humanism; Yvonne Love, professor of art, Penn State University; and Farris-LaBar.
The panel discussion is open to the public at no cost, and can be accessed via Zoom (esu-online.zoom.us/j/97355546589.)
For more information visit esu.edu/madelon-powers/exhibitions/living-with-world.