The conversation began with a virtual, visual walkthrough of Join Georgie Friedman’s remarkable multimedia exhibit Hurricane Lost at in the Emerson College’s Media Art Gallery, followed by conversation iwith the artist, climate scientist Dr. Kerry Emanuel, and Kishore Varanasi of CBT.
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he conversation began with a virtual, visual walkthrough of Join Georgie Friedman’s remarkable multimedia exhibit Hurricane Lost at in the Emerson College’s Media Art Gallery. The exhibit featured luscious flowing images and sounds providing an immersive reflection on the innate beauty and power of weather and, specifically, hurricanes. The tour was followed by remarks and a panel conversation including the artist Georgie Friedman, Dr. Kerry Emanuel, a prominent meteorologist and climate scientist specializing in atmospheric convection and tropical cyclones, and Kishore Varanasi, an urban designer and Director of Urban Design at the Boston-based firm CBT.
The complete conversation is available in the event video.