Art – Science Collaboration: Krista Caballero and Beate Liepert presenting “Walk the Sea Level Line” at AGU

Art – Science Collaboration: Krista Caballero (Experimental Humanities) and Beate Liepert (Environmetal Studies) are presenting an online poster of their participatory performance “Walk the Sea Level Line” at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting 2023 in San Francisco. The work raises awareness of climate change by envisioning local sea level rise overlooking the Hudson River. The performances took place at Bard College Annandale campus.

The poster can be viewed at the link below:

https://agu23.ipostersessions.com/Default.aspx?s=F0-8C-AD-DF-26-6B-AC-C2-A7-D2-AC-88-00-5C-FA-3F

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