Conference 2020
Time Sensitive
A conference about “Deep Time” and the intersection of Art-Climate-Science-Time
- Dates: May 16-17, 2020
- Provincetown, MA
- Venue: Provincetown Commons (46 Bradford St, Provincetown, MA 02657)
In a society fixated on near-term outcomes, how do art and science think about time and how is that relevant in the climate crisis?
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We’ll speak with our usual mix of brainy experts and attendees and work toward a white paper on art-science-climate-time and its potential for innovation in the climate crisis.
- Panels, Lectures, Social gatherings, Workshops and more.
- Artists, scientists, advocates, sustainability strategies, green tech entrepreneurs and scholars of very long term time horizons
Questions? Please email Ian at ian@broto.eco
2020 Speakers and Guests
- Don McKay, Poet, two-time winner of Canada’s Governor General Award, author of 12 books
- Nicholas Paul Brysiewicz, Director of Development, The Long Now Foundation
- Hilairy Hartnett, Co-director ASU PlanetWorks, Associate Professor School of Earth & Space Exploration, Arizona State University
- Jonathon Keats, Conceptual artist and experimental philosopher
- Lance Gharavi, Associate Professor, School of Film, Dance and Theatre, Arizona State University
- Julian Ruddock, PhD, Visual artist and filmmaker
- Daniel Ranalli, Visual artist and founder of the Graduate Program in Arts Administration at Boston University
- Julia Buntaine Hoel, Director, SciArt Center
- Marnie Benney, Independent curator
- Jonathan Latiano, Visual artist
- Elena Soterakis, Visual artist
- Dennis Minsky, Naturalist and writer
- Madhavi Venkatesan, Economist
- Richard Gifford, Provincetown Schools STEAM and Design Teacher, UN Certified Climate Change Teacher
- Students from Provincetown Schools
- David Maggs, Research Fellow, ‘Culture and Climate’, Institute for Advanced Study of Sustainability, Potsdam
- Peter ter Weeme, Executive VP, Purpose and Brand Citizenship at Elevator Strategy
Why you should come
We might agree that two heads are better than one – especially when it comes to solving a challenge like climate change.
- Shared intentions
- Co-creation that may be neither science nor art
- Hybridized methodologies
Join us May 16-17, 2020 in Provincetown, MA for what will be the next step of a bright new idea in fostering discovery. Be part of the pioneering group of artists and scientists building the actual bridge toward a shared insight, outcome – or even world-changing climate change remedy.
Besides, haven’t you always wanted to come to Provincetown?