Bridging the Gulf: Science/Art Exhibition

Bridging the Gulf: Intersections of Geology, Biology, and Environmental Justice showcases the succession and interconnectivity of geology, race, agriculture, marine biology, and change. This work bridges the gulf of our understanding of the connections between race and environmental change in the Gulf Coast region and beyond. The works in this series portray these themes through a three-part story: 1. How the Cretaceous coastline created cotton fields; 2. Connections between race, agriculture, biology, and environmental justice, and; 3. The most burdened and least included groups: The proliferation of exclusion. For more info, visit www.bridgingthegulfexhibition.com Supported by: Solomonoff Architecture Studio, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia Office of Diversity and Inclusion, The Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities, Columbia Arts and Sciences Graduate Council