unm instructor Mary Mattingly at the UN

UNM instructor Mary Mattingly represented at the UN

Confluence professor of practice, Mary Mattingly spent time in Geneva at the UN sharing projects @SwaleNYC and #EbbofaSpringTide at @socratespark with ambassadors and delegates from around the world who focused on the migration impacts of climate change!

“Every year, the slow-onset impacts of climate change affect millions of lives. People are forced to leave their homes while others are trapped in at-risk areas. As climate change continues to intensify, how can we adapt policies to the realities and migration aspirations of communities affected by slow-onset climate change? How can we ensure tailored approaches in the formulation and implementation of policies on regular migration pathways? How can we link policy discourse with art and promote a holistic perspective to these questions?”

Visit Mary’s website to learn more about their current projects.

    29mar16junFeaturedExtant Erosions: MFA Thesis by Emma Ressel1801 Mountain Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104

    25jun(jun 25)8:30 AM29(jun 29)9:00 PMFeaturedNM Double Bass Workshop203 Cornell Dr, Albuquerque, NM 87131

Subhankar Banerjee Leads in Environmental Arts & Humanities

Subhankar Banerjee Leads in Environmental Arts & Humanities

Subhankar Banerjee, professor in the UNM Department of Art, is a photographer, writer, curator, and environmental humanities scholar. He is also the founder and director of the Center for Environmental Arts & Humanities at UNM.
On Earth Day, the Center opened a small exhibition of Banerjee’s work, “BioDiversity,” at the Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) in Princeton. After being on display for a year, the full contents of the“BioDiversity” exhibit will become part of the permanent archive at the Shelby White and Leon Levy Archives Center at IAS.

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