You might think of science and art as separate domains, but a new yearlong project is bringing them together to explore the impact climate change is having on the Chicago region. The exhibition, “Third Coast Disrupted: Scientists and Artists on Climate,” is on display at the Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods, an arts and cultural center in suburban Riverwoods. Third Coast Disrupted was created through a collaboration between Columbia College Chicago, DePaul University's Institute for Nature and Culture and Terracom.
GUESTS: Karen Weigert, executive vice president at Slipstream, a clean energy innovation non-profit; former chief sustainability officer at the city of Chicago
Christine Esposito, project director and lead curator, Third Coast Disrupted: Artists + Scientists on Climate; founder and chief connection officer, Terracom & The Ex.Change Project
N. Masani Landfair, artist and resident from Chicago’s South Side
