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Out Now CSPA Q8: International Issue – The Sea is Rising

CSPA Quarterly #8 is now available for purchase through MagCloud. Members, your print and digital editions will find their ways to you shortly!.

Our third international issue focuses on projects that call attention to topics that extend well beyond national borders. With a focus on interdependence, and an abundance of contributions about water, ice, and sea rise, this issue addresses the space between national borders- our oceans. Featuring work from Moe Beitiks, Chantal Bilodeau, Eve Mosher, Michael Pinksy, Christopher Robbins, and Liz Ward.

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UPCOMING ISSUES

Q9 Intersection: Science and Culture

Weâ€™ve been noticing a flurry of work that exists at the intersection between art and science. This includesÂ installation and performance pieces that challenge scientific claims, and work that utilizes science to prove aÂ point, or to reach a new audience. Itâ€™s about fact-imbedded art, or emotions and reasoning co-existing.

CSPA Quarterly 1.0

Our tenth issue anniversary! For this issue, we will breathe new life into our pilot issue, and will check in withÂ those participating artists.

Age of Stupid as a model for climate activism

Armstrong filming in New Orleans, 2006

On the eve of the premiere of Age of Stupid, an email from director Franny Armstrong:

Tabloid Revolution: Three million people will have choked on their cornflakes this morning when they read Peteâ€™s column in the Sun. See attached. â€œWe – that is humanity – have only a couple of years left to act if we are to stop catastrophic climate change causing the deaths of hundreds of millions of people.â€ In The Sun.

Pete being Pete Postlethwaite. The column is an achievement in itself in a paper that last year published a column by Kelvin MacKenzieÂ headlined Global Warming Doesnâ€™t Exist.

The Age of Stupid has been an exemplary campaign, from the crowd-funding strategy that raised Â£450,000 to meet production cost, Â£130,000 to meet distribution and publicity costs and a further Â£164,000 for political campaigns running alongside the movie, to an incredibly efficiently run grass-roots internet strategy to get the words out.

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