Virtual Student Symposium: Environmental Sustainability in Culture

Inspired by our special exhibition, the Hunter’s 12th Student Symposium features the work of undergraduate students from across the nation exploring the theme Environmental Sustainability in Culture, offering our virtual audience insight into the next generation of thought leaders. Free and open to all.

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This year’s presenters are:

Trinity Rose Anthony (UTC Art History & Honors College) Gyula Kosice’s Sculptures and Impact of Water Use and Conservation Efforts in South America  

Joshua Cola (U Kentucky Art History) AMD and Art: Sustainability and Artistic Land Reclamation in Present-Day Appalachia  

Emalaya Downer (UTC Environmental Science) The Land of Little Rain: Documenting the American Southwest

Tara Parsons (Barnard College Art History) Delcy Morelos: Overcoming Histories of Violence through Art

Zoe Price (Emory Art History) Mary Miss’s Artist Led Environmental Awareness Initiatives in ‘Greenwood Pond: Double Site’ and ‘Broadway 1000 Steps’

Logan Rushford (UTC Art) Yuliya Makliuk and Joan Takayama-Ogawa Substainability in Ceramics

Response from Dr. Bart Pushaw, UTC Assistant Professor of Art History and Professor Catherine Meeks Quinlan, UTC Associate Lecturer in the English Department and Co-Chair of the Environmental Studies Program  

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