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The Future of Memory: Contemporary Art, Climate Change, and the Planetary Archive
Working between the fields of visual studies and environmental humanities, this dissertation examines works of contemporary visual art and culture that probe the relationship between ecological crises and the production of global and planetary memory. Through analyses that span social practice art,
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