668762 event 1691420166 1694094077 <![CDATA[Extension of Community Artist Talk]]> Please join us for an evening of conversation centered around community and sustainability with fourteen artists and scientists. Extension of Community: what it means to be sustainable in a digital world explores the intersection of science, technology and art, asking questions such as; How have our technological and digital developments helped and harmed us? How can we be more digitally sustainable? And how can technology be harnessed to help heal the planet? All the artists reflect on community and sustainability within their practice and question the impacts of technologies on the environment.

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This exhibit features work by an array of artists and researchers based here in Atlanta: Jeremy Bolen, Juan-Pablo Correa-Baena, Jordan Graves, Adira Griffin, Inspired Action Design (Collaborators: Joel Krieger, Matt Lewis, Hunter Spence and Mauricio Talero) Sylvia Janicki, Amy Landesberg, Pam Longobardi, Nassim Parvin, Stuart Romm, and Hudson Treu. 

After the artist talk in the SEN theater at the Library, we will head over to the Kendeda Building where more art will be on display and we will enjoy refreshments.

September 28, 2023

4 – 7 p.m.

Georgia Tech Shuttle will be provided for transportation to and from Kendeda and the Library.

Parking Info:

The nearest parking lot to the library with ramps and flat pathways is Visitor Area 1, North Avenue: https://pts.gatech.edu/visitors. Walking directions to library from Visitor Area 1. Parking lots at Georgia Tech are $2/hour. More parking directions can be found here; https://www.library.gatech.edu/directions 

The nearest parking lot to the Kendeda building with ramps and flat pathways is Visitor Area 4, State Street & Ferst Drive: https://www.pts.gatech.edu/parking/visitor-parking/

Parking lots at Georgia Tech are $2/hour. More parking directions can be found here; https://livingbuilding.gatech.edu/about/directions

Please reach out if you need additional accommodations brobert@cc.gatech.edu 

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