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ONLINE EVENT! BIOTA: Past, Present and Future

CDS Documentary Studies Work-in-Progress Series

Date

Feb 19 2025

Time

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Location

Virtual Only

BIOTA: Past, Present and Future

Documentary Studies Work-in-Progress featuring Professor Raquel Salvatella de Prada

UPDATE 2/18/25: DUE TO PREDICTED WEATHER CONDITIONS, THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN MOVED ONLINE. Please email docstudies@duke.edu for the link to join us.

Join us for a presentation by Professor Raquel Salvatella de Prada about the documentary project she has undertaken with the support of a faculty seed grant from the Center for Documentary Studies.

"BIOTA: Past, Present and Future" explores the impacts of climate change, human activity and invasive species on global ecosystems. Featuring mixed media prints and augmented reality, the exhibit will educate viewers about various threats while inspiring hope and guiding them to making a positive impact.

This is the third presentation in the Work-in-Progress series, co-sponsored by the Forum @ FHI.

All are welcome. All sessions will include a presentation and ample time for questions and discussion.

 

Speakers

Raquel Salvatella de Prada

Duke University

Raquel Salvatella de Prada is a multi-media artist and educator. She integrates experimental video and animation with different traditional art forms, often by collaborating with artists of diverse backgrounds such as printmaking, installation art and performance. Her recent works focus on social and environmental issues. She finds that the combination…...

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BIOTA: Past, Present and Future

Documentary Studies Work-in-Progress featuring Professor Raquel Salvatella de Prada

UPDATE 2/18/25: DUE TO PREDICTED WEATHER CONDITIONS, THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN MOVED ONLINE. Please email docstudies@duke.edu for the link to join us.

Join us for a presentation by Professor Raquel Salvatella de Prada about the documentary project she has undertaken with the support of a faculty seed grant from the Center for Documentary Studies.

"BIOTA: Past, Present and Future" explores the impacts of climate change, human activity and invasive species on global ecosystems. Featuring mixed media prints and augmented reality, the exhibit will educate viewers about various threats while inspiring hope and guiding them to making a positive impact.

This is the third presentation in the Work-in-Progress series, co-sponsored by the Forum @ FHI.

All are welcome. All sessions will include a presentation and ample time for questions and discussion.

 

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