Can visual art affect viewer perceptions of climate change? Interdisciplinary research project culminating in a public artwork in Trondheim, Oslo&Bergen, 2017.
Art that STIRred 2019
Our roundup of the top 10 exhibitions and artworks of 2019 that were powerful, distinctive and unforgettable.
https://t.co/eTvggydccf @WHO@capefarewell@UN#pollutionpods
"It takes the strengths of “immersive” installation art and puts them to agitational ends."
#PollutionPods are number 71 of the 100 most influential artworks of the decade!!
I am amazed!! @Climart3@capefarewell@NTNU
When art turns climate activist - an interview with Prof. Christian Klöckner and @lsommer13 on the findings of our project and the effect of the Pollution Pods on people in the Norwegian Science and Tech News
@NTNU@PinskyMichael@capefarewell
https://t.co/Ft6pLKYC74
Amazing how many people have experienced the #pollutionpods already.
If you want to find out how they affect their audience - read our article here:
https://t.co/YQYzlaE5Tn
And how do the #PollutionPods affect their visitors on a psychological level? Read our research paper in Global Environmental Change @Climart3@NTNU@JanetSwim
“Air pollution & climate change are two sides of the same coin. The symbolic installation of the #PollutionPods at #COP25 should remind everybody that we are negotiating for cleaner environments, cutting emissions and gaining better health for all." @Teresaribera@capefarewell
Around 90% of the 🌎’s population breathe polluted air.
At the @UN#ClimateActionSummit, @PinskyMichael recreated the air of five major cities for the project #pollutionpods, designed to raise awareness about the issue.
Just 2 days left to see #PollutionPods by @PinskyMichael before the Artwork finishes it's UK tour!
Visit @Brownseablog today or tomorrow and sample #AirPollution from around the world in this immersive experience.
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(normal Ferry & NT charges apply)