Justin Brice Guariglia
Responsibility
Statement
Selected Events
Shortlist
Date
December 8 – 11, 2019
Location
COP25, French Pavillion
The 2019 COAL Prize will be awarded at the heart of COP25, in Santiago de Chile this December, in association with the Platform on Disaster Displacement and the cultural program DISPLACEMENT: Uncertain Journeys.
The COAL Prize is supported by the French Ministry of Ecology. It is sponsored by the European Union and the ACT network, the French Ministry of Culture, the Museum of Hunting and Nature, the François Sommer Foundation, the Platform on Disaster Displacement and DISPLACEMENT: Uncertain Journeys.
WE ARE THE ASTEROID
Justin Brice Guariglia, Timothy Morton
& Ariane Harrison
Date
November 14, 2019
Location
Pratt Institute, Higgins Hall
Pratt Sessions explores and examines how "mediums" can be defined, re-defined, and understood within the realm of architectural design (subject one: Architectural Mediums) or how "contexts" can be defined, re-defined, and understood within the realm of architectural design (subject two: Architectural Contexts).
Date
November 13, 2019
Location
University of Northern Iowa, Lang Hall Auditorium
Top of the Pods: climate crisis with Olafur Eliasson, Justin Brice Guariglia and Anna Somers Cocks
Date
July 9 2019
Location
Venice, Italy
In the second episode of our summer season of curated podcasts, we look back on three interviews, from 2018 and earlier this year, focusing on climate change and the anthropocene. Olafur Eliasson, whose retrospective at Tate Modern has just opened, talks about his project Ice Watch and his climate activism, and another artist, Justin Brice Guariglia, argues that responding to the climate crisis is the moral imperative of our age. Finally, Anna Somers Cocks, the founder of The Art Newspaper, discusses the grave threat posed by rising sea levels to heritage in Europe and particularly around the Mediterranean.
Justin Brice Guariglia, Speaker
Date
June 11, 2019
Location
Chrisie’s New York
Justin Brice Guariglia, Panelist
Date
February 28, 2019
Location
The New York Review of Books
Climate Signals was a five-borough installation by artist Justin Brice Guariglia. It consisted of highway signs flashing text to draw passers-by into engaging with climate change. Climate Signals was presented by the Climate Museum in partnership with the Mayor’s Office — Climate Policy and Programs in Fall 2018.
Join us for a special panel discussion with Emily, Mik, Justin, and our director Miranda Massie, moderated by NYRB Associate Editor Lucy McKeon.
Date
November 10, 2018
Location
Black Mountain College Museum
Justin Brice Guariglia, Panelist
Date
October 29, 2018
Location
Deutsches Haus at NYU
About the panel:
After decades of inaction, the effects of climate change and extreme weather surround us regardless of where we live. There is the distinct sensation confirmed by recent studies that the time to act on climate change is running out. This panel discussion will focus not only on the intersection of climate change and activism, but also on that of science and art. What role does and can the museum play as a location of cultural, political, and social change? Can a museum with its intellectual but also emotional appeal, convince visitors to be better advocates for the climate? How can one move visitors of such a museum to take the lessons learned and apply them to the reality at hand?This discussion is part of "The State(s) We're In: A New Age of Transatlantic Relations," a series of six talks presented by Deutsches Haus at NYU that address an array of important topics that are currently intensely debated in both Germany and the United States, and are of political and sociopolitical relevance in both countries: threats to democracy; economic inequality and populism; migration and art; civil society and political engagement; climate change and activism; and educational policy and academic freedom.
Date
October 6, 2018
Location
10 Locations across the 5 boroughs of New York City
The Climate Museum is especially grateful for our partnerships with the Center for Climate Systems Research and the Urban Climate Change Research Network at the Columbia University Earth Institute for helping make this event possible.
Justin Brice Guariglia, Speaker
Date
September 25, 2018
Location
The Explorer's Club & Storm King Art Center
Climate Week NYC
Miranda Massie is the Director of the Climate Museum.
Nora Lawrence is the Curator of Storm King Art Center.
Date
September 21, 2018
Location
Admirals House, Governors Island
This event was presented in partnership with the Trust for Governors Island. Visit the Climate Museum at Governors Island’s Admiral’s House through October 31st.
Justin Brice Guariglia, Speaker
Date
April 5 – 6, 2018
Location
A Brown Arts Initiative Symposium on Arts & Environment
Polar Opposites: Creative Interventions in the Arctic and Antarctica convenes an exceptional group of artists, scientists, musicians, activists, researchers and scholars to address issues impacting the polar regions. Part of the BAI’s three-year theme on Arts & Environment, Polar Opposites explores topics that raise awareness of and imaginatively address the impact of climate change on our world.
Timothy Morton, Keynote Speaker
Date
January 6, 2018
Location
Norton Museum of Art
Timothy Morton, Rita Shea Guffey Chair in English Rice University.
Justin Brice Guariglia, Speaker
Date
March 7, 2017
Location
Dartmouth University
Photo by Lars Blackmore