Art as Preview: Installations for Hopeful Adaptation Webinar by Carolina Aragón
Landscape Architecture Foundation Future Now: Webcast Discussion Series
Webcast 2: Use Your Voice
Wednesday, July 15 | 12:30-1:45pm EDT
Good ideas don’t move forward on their own. From storytelling and filmmaking to public speaking and political coalition building, practitioners are expanding their tools to communicate complex ideas clearly and persuasively in the rooms where decisions are made. Hear three presentations that demonstrate this work in action and challenge others to do the same.
In this special webinar recording from LAF’s Future Now: Taking Action for People + Planet by Design summit, held on June 4-6 in Detroit, LARP Associate Professor, Carolina Aragón, presents "Art as Preview: Installations for Hopeful Adaptation."
Carolina Aragón is the creator of several award-winning public art installations. Projects like High Tide in Boston, sWARM in Springfield, and most recently, HEAT BLOOMS in Cambridge, use art to engage communities with the realities of climate change, from sea-level rise to extreme heat.
Each webinar is approved for 1.0 or 1.25 Professional Development Hours (PDH) through the Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System (LA CES) and meet the health, safety and welfare requirements (HSW). PDHs may be earned upon successful completion of a short quiz following each webinar.