Aukiñ: Protecting the Sounds of the Earth in the Climate Crisis
A multimedia performance exploring the resilience of instruments in the face of the climate crisis.
Location
Top of the Hop, Hopkins Center for the Arts
Sponsored by
Climate Collaborative, Hopkins Center for the Arts, School House
Audience
Public
Aukiñ: Protecting the Sounds of the Earth in the Climate Crisis
"Aukiñ means "sound" in Mapudungun.
Please join us for a multimedia performance that explores the resilience of Mapuche instruments in the face of the climate crisis. It fuses artistic and geographical research on hydro-extractivism and Mapuche cultural practices."
Introduction and remarks with Dr. Sarah Kelly, Jaime Cuyanao, Abigail Neely, School House Professor, and Rosi Kerr, Director of the Office of Sustainability and Climate Collaborative.
Conversation following the presentation; refreshments provided.
Co-sponsors:
School House, Climate Collaborative, Energy Justice Clinic, and Hopkins Center for the Arts
Location
Top of the Hop, Hopkins Center for the Arts
Sponsored by
Climate Collaborative, Hopkins Center for the Arts, School House
Audience
Public
