Winter is Alive! is an interdisciplinary art event about climate change in Madison, WI, and will awaken a positive vision of the future. #winterisalive!
Thank you to the landscapes and lakes
and to the people that call this place home.
Thank you for your action
and discussion
today
and tomorrow
to mend the climate crisis.
With appreciation from all of us at Winter is Alive! a cooler world carnival
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Thank you Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, Karin Wolf, Bethany Jurewicz, Madison Arts Commission, Mark Fraire, Mark Fitzgerald, Meri Ekberg, Stacie Reece, Sujata Gautam, Bonnie Koenig, Angela Puerta, Mark Kiesow Ryan Caputo, and everyone from the City of Madison, who supported WIA!
Thank you to everyone involved in the creation and implementation of Winter is Alive! a cooler world carnival. The city of Madison was participated in nuanced conversation about climate change - thank you!
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Anna Orbovich, Artist, Website Curator and Designer: https://t.co/znZN45ktoO
Tamsie Ringler, Artist, Curator and Artistic Director:
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Marc La Pointe, Artist, Curator and Project Coordinator: https://t.co/IEUOc5y7pW
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Thank you to the University of Wisconsin Art Department your support of Winter is Alive!
Darcy Padilla. "Ice." Pigment inkjet print on resin coated paper. 2019-2020.
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Thank you to the University of Wisconsin Art Department your support of Winter is Alive!
Actual Size Artworks. Sad Yeti, Steel, chickenwire, textile, 8′ x 6′ x 5’6″, 2021. Image by Mark Fitzgerald, City of Madison.
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Thank you jurors of Winter is Alive! A cooler world carnival for providing supportive and creative insights !
Art: Glenn Williams. “ICU.” Wood, Found Objects, Stainless Steel Cable, 8’ x 7″ x 4.5′, 2021. Images Courtesy of Arts + Literature Laboratory.
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Thank you Ray Carruthers for your generous sense of creative activism for Winter is Alive!
Ray Carruthers. "Fashion is Forever." Donated clothing, Steel, Cable, Basin, Water, 2021.
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Thank you TetraPAKMAN for your generous sense of creative activism for Winter is Alive!
TetraPAKMAN. “Espejito, espejito AKA charco de petróleo (Mirror, mirror AKA oil spill)." Reclaimed Synthetic Fabrics. 2017-2021. Drone photograph credit: Pablo Baxter.
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Thank you Laura Feldberga, Justine Johnson, and Christopher D. Sims for your beautiful projects about snow!
Laura Feldberga: https://t.co/uRGO0TMYi4
Justine Johnson: https://t.co/e9lpjiiF8r
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Sims:https://t.co/kfXRkOHHfQ
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Thank you Olivia Wisden, Elizabeth Wisden, and Sarah Akawa of UnderBelly for providing amazing insights for Winter is Alive! Additionally, UnderBelly is creating a zine that is part of Winter is Alive!
Website: https://t.co/QAXOnKLHBW
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Thank you to everyone who presented their work and shared in the online events Winter is Alive! Special thanks to the JVN project and Charles Payne for your incredible events!
Information about the virtual events: https://t.co/OhxxZoVvUc
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Thank you Lynn S. Battaglia and Susanne Roewer for curating and hosting the Climate ExChange virtual event for Winter is Alive! and to curators Kate Bowen and Tamsie Ringler. Thank you!
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Jeff Chelf and Derek Kiesling created "Dispute the Watershed" for Winter is alive!
Information:
Jeff Chelf and Derek Kiesling. "Dispute the Watershed." performance, 2021. Image Credit: Kathryn Hodgkins/ link https://t.co/rkslKk4PUL
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Thank you to all of the artists who presented their work on the frozen Madison lakes during Winter is Alive! Special thanks to James Tye and Adam Sodersten of Clean Lakes Alliance and Ryan Caputo at the Department of Natural Resources for your support - thank you!
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Thank you to the artists who presented work on the frozen Madison lakes for Winter is Alive!
Tamsie Ringler. “North Pole Platform”. Steel, rope lights, solar power. 2021. Image: Chris Murphy. Project Funded by Madison Arts Commission and BLINK.
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Thank you to the artists who presented work on the frozen Madison lakes for Winter is Alive!
Ian Van D. “how far will we go to find ourselves out in the cold?”. Frozen lake. 2021. Project funded by the Madison Arts Commission.
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Thank you to the artists who presented work on the frozen Madison lakes for Winter is Alive!
Jeremy Wineberg and Rachel Bruya. “CureWater.” Installation of sedimentary material found around Turville point, with other materials inside a Little Gallery, 2021. funded by Dane Arts.
Thank you to the artists who presented work on the frozen Madison lakes for Winter is Alive!
Eric Anang Fish with PFAS. Wood and paint, 10′ x 30″, 2021. Project funded by:Andrew and Carol Phelps. Image Credit: Amber Arnold, WI State Journal.
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