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Video response to New Nature

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© Goethe-Institut Montreal, Olivia McGilchrist

Follow us on a creative deep dive into our first day of NEW NATURE. This video by Montreal-based visual artist Olivia McGilchrist is a creative response to the Zoom presentations on May 25th, reflecting visually on the detail and variety of ideas and projects evoked; and how interconnected and/or complementary many of them appear to be. 

This 45s clip is a creative response to the zoom presentations on May 25th, reflecting visually on the detail and variety of ideas and projects evoked; and how interconnected / complementary many of them appear to be. The text refers to the participant's projects mentioned today relating to WATER (I may have missed some) superimposed on combined layers of footage taken since COVID-19, where my own relationship to nature is changing. Hearing so many original approaches was deeply inspiring. NEW NATURE - An Immersive Media and Climate Science Exchange between Germany - Canada - US - Mexico New Nature is a project by the Goethe-Institut, realized with the support of the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, and curated by Canadian documentary filmmaker and independent programmer Samara Chadwick. Partners include: the National Film Board of Canada, Centre Phi, Milieux Institute at Concordia University, Museum of the Moving Image, Massive Science, UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art, and Retune - Creative Technology Platform. More info about NEW NATURE and the speakers: goethe.de/canada/newnature. Conceived by: Olivia McGilchrist. https://vimeo.com/oliviamcgilchrist. Artist using photography, video, sound, virtual realityvimeo.com

The text refers to the participant's projects relating to WATER superimposed on combined layers of footage taken since COVID-19, where their own relationship to nature is changing. Works/project mentioned in the video: 
  • Land as Pedagogy - New Nature Opening Keynote by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, moderated by Ian Mauro
  • The Shore Line and SwampScapes by Liz Miller
  • Unexpected Growth and Evolution of Fish by Tamiko Thiel
  • About page, Synthetic Collective by Heather Davis and collaborators
  • Coastal Terrarium and Tidal Drift by Allison Moore
  • FLOW / Im Fluss by Luftwerk
  • Keywords, Making and Doing Politics Through Grassroots Scientific Research on the Energy and Petrochemical Industries by Sara Wylie, Nick Shapiro, Max Liboiron
  • Deep Swamp by Tega Brain
  • Coral reefs in Mozilla Hubs room, mentioned by Silke Schmidt

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