Stray Dog Hydrophobia
Patty Chang and David Kelley
Patty Chang and David Kelley research the implications of the United Nations International Seabed Authority’s upcoming decision to permit deep sea mining, weighing both the legal and ecological considerations with the project Stray Dog Hydrophobia.
From the Blog: Explore Ecology and Extraction with “S̶t̶r̶a̶y̶ D̶o̶g̶ Hydrophobia”
On the evening of Thursday, November 6, Art + Technology Lab grant recipients Patty Chang and David Kelley will present a special musical performance and screening of their film S̶t̶r̶a̶y̶ D̶o̶g̶ Hydrophobia, which situates deep sea mining within the longer histories of colonialism, slavery, extraction, and geoengineering. Surrounded by four projections, a live chorus of vocalists, percussionists, and horn players, as well as the film's composer Yasna Yamaoka Vismale, will synchronously perform a composition for the film amongst the audience.
