How Art & Sustainability Intersect | Sara Black on Tangelic Talks - EP10

🌍 What role does art play in sustainability? In this episode, Sara Black, Associate Professor of Sculpture at the Art Institute of Chicago, discusses how reclaimed materials, collective storytelling, and ecological entanglements can reshape climate action.

How Art & Sustainability Intersect | Sara Black on Tangelic Talks - EP10

🎙️ Key Topics:
✅ Entanglement & Sustainability—rethinking our role in nature.
✅ The myth of nature—understanding our constructed perceptions.
✅ Reclaimed wood, carbon, & plants in art—telling sustainability stories.
✅ Art as an ecological teacher—helping trees migrate & fostering resilience.

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