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The Exhibition

Visitor Comments

“Great, thought-provoking, sacred, inspiring exhibit”

Third Coast Disrupted premiered at the Glass Curtain Gallery - Columbia College Chicago, September 8, 2020, through February 19, 2021. The show took on new form – with new versions of some of the artworks – at the historic Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods, in Riverwoods, Illinois, May 7 - August 22, 2021.

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Third Coast Disrupted:

Artists + Scientists on Climate

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An exhibition of commissioned artworks culminating a yearlong conversation between artists and scientists centered on climate change impacts and solutions in the Chicago region.

 

Through science-inspired sculpture, painting, collage, video, and installation, the artworks examine local impacts – happening here and now – ranging from extreme heat to flooding to habitat loss, and more. They also shine light on local solutions underway, like backyard habitat restoration and nature-based approaches to slowing stormwater. Some imagine future possibilities.   

 

The works weave together a story – from the intensely personal to the observational, and from a cellular to grand scale – of what is happening and what is possible in our region.

Explore

Enjoy a virtual tour of the exhibition and peruse the exhibition catalog. 

 

See Rosemary Holliday Hall's River of Shadows video and Meredith Leich's Deep Tunnel animated video from the show.

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Meet the curatorial team, and the artists and scientists.

© 2022 Third Coast Disrupted: Artists+Scientists on Climate

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