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Shot/Reverse Shot: A conversation on architecture, design and the climate emergency

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Peg Rawes

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Peg Rawes in conversation with R. Ghosn, E. H. Jazairy, with R. Harrison (2021), ‘Shot/Reverse Shot: A conversation on architecture, design and the climate emergency’, in Reimagining Museums for Climate Action, R. Harrison and C. Sterling (eds). London: UCL & UK Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Available at: https://www.museumsforclimateaction.org/

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A conversation between Peg Rawes (UCL), Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy of Design Earth (US), and Rodney Harrison (UCL), about philosophies and theories of climate and ecological crises in their practice, including their prize-winning animation, Elephant in the Room, to mark the Reimagining Museums for Climate Action Competition, held at COP26, Glasgow (UK), in 2021. 

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