Multispecies Narrative + Theory

IMAGE CREDIT: Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York, Marina Zurkow, Mesocosm (Wink, TX), 2012 [Custom software-driven hand-drawn animation • 146-hour cycle (24-minute day, 146-hour year) • Color, sound, computer • Display dimensions variable]

PROJECTS

2020

Environmental Storytelling Collaboration with KCET

LENS has partnered with KCET, the nation's largest independent public media company to produce engaging, research-driven environmental stories.

2016

Imagining Extinction: The Cultural Meanings of Endangered Species

Current rates of species extinction exceed the evolutionary background rate, and some biologists claim we are witnessing the sixth mass extinction in the history of life on Earth. Imagining Extinction…

Publications

Breaking In: Artists and the Changing Lineup in Surfing

Jon Christensen, KCET Artbound

Other | 2017

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Wily Ecologies: Comic Futures for American Environmentalism

Allison Carruth

Published Work | 2017 | American Literary History

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‘Sea Sick in Paradise’ Tells a Complex Message of Access and Environmentalism

Spencer Robins

Published Work | 2017

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‘Sea Sick’ Investigates the Right to be Represented On the Beach

Jon Christensen

Published Work | 2017

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Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies

Multispecies Narrative + Theory

IMAGE CREDIT: Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York, Marina Zurkow, Mesocosm (Wink, TX), 2012 [Custom software-driven hand-drawn animation • 146-hour cycle (24-minute day, 146-hour year) • Color, sound, computer • Display dimensions variable]

Imagining Extinction: The Cultural Meanings of Endangered Species

Publications

Breaking In: Artists and the Changing Lineup in Surfing

Wily Ecologies: Comic Futures for American Environmentalism

‘Sea Sick in Paradise’ Tells a Complex Message of Access and Environmentalism

‘Sea Sick’ Investigates the Right to be Represented On the Beach

Multispecies Narrative + Theory

IMAGE CREDIT: Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York, Marina Zurkow, Mesocosm (Wink, TX), 2012 [Custom software-driven hand-drawn animation • 146-hour cycle (24-minute day, 146-hour year) • Color, sound, computer • Display dimensions variable]

Environmental Storytelling Collaboration with KCET

LA 2050

Imagining Extinction: The Cultural Meanings of Endangered Species

Publications

Breaking In: Artists and the Changing Lineup in Surfing

Wily Ecologies: Comic Futures for American Environmentalism

‘Sea Sick in Paradise’ Tells a Complex Message of Access and Environmentalism

‘Sea Sick’ Investigates the Right to be Represented On the Beach