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Climate-Induced Art: Communicating Climate Change Science Through Artistic Media

Climate-Induced Art: Communicating Climate Change Science Through Artistic Media. Amanda Ziegler OCN 750 Project. http://www.designboom.com/awareness/melting-men-by-nele-azevedo/. The Inspiration. Goals. Teaching Future faculty? Other employment options

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Climate-Induced Art: Communicating Climate Change Science Through Artistic Media

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  1. Climate-Induced Art: Communicating Climate Change Science Through Artistic Media Amanda Ziegler OCN 750 Project http://www.designboom.com/awareness/melting-men-by-nele-azevedo/

  2. The Inspiration

  3. Goals • Teaching • Future faculty? • Other employment options • Educate the next generation of scientists • Sciencecommunication • Make climate change science accessible • Present science in creative ways • Inspire! • Outreach • Involve community • Expand impact of science and related research

  4. Step 1: The Plan • Develop climate change themed art projects for children grades 4-8 • Create basic climate change science materials to accompany art projects • Communicate my own research through Antarctic photography book and photos I work with

  5. Step 2: Attend Outreach Event • STEM event at Leilehua High School for families • Climate change mosaic, wind turbine pinwheels • Information and art at booth

  6. Step 3: Evaluate and Improve • Format difficult to maintain attention • Students knew very little about climate change • Excited about Antarctic photos and learning what the animals were • Practice! Manoa Experience

  7. Future? • Incorporate what I learned into my teaching and outreach • Broader impacts ideas • Improved science communication skills and gained outreach experience • Keeping employment options open

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