An international team of artists + scientists at the Coastal Social-Ecological Millennium Institute (SECOS) will share "Tiempos de Muralismo", Chile’s coastal mural project, which explores the integration of scientific knowledge with traditional culture and community aspirations. The panel will discuss placed based and iterative approaches to the co-creation of art, co-production of knowledge and the larger implications to the science and art intersection for ocean sustainable futures.

Moderator: Geraldine Ondrizek - Professor of Art, Artist, Reed College, Portland Oregon | Curator of TRANSITIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONS, THE CONSTANT FLUX OF OUR PERSONAL STRUCTURES

Speakers:

Stefan Gelcich Crossley - Director of Coastal Social-Ecological Millennium Institute (SECOS), Associate Professor at the Universidad Católica in Chile and Researcher in the Center of Applied Ecology and Sustainability CAPES

Fernanda X. Oyarzún - Associate Investigator, SECOS Millennium Institute | Artist, Science Faculty, CIBAS, Universidad Católica de la Ssma. Concepción, Chile

Alonso Salazar - Muralist and Artist collaborator, SECOS Millennium Institute

Genevieve G. Tremblay - Adjunct Investigator, SECOS Millennium Institute, Chile | Artist, Creative Technologist, Curator, Fulbright Specialist

Jane Chin Davidson - Researcher/Curator and Professor of Art History/Global Cultures, California State University, San Bernardino

Contributors (Virtual):

Drew Harvell Friday Harbor Labs, University of Washington

Catalina Valdez Universidad Alberto Hurtado