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ten meditations on crisis in art & letters
74 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm
A collection of essays and illustrations as diverse as the subject of crisis itself. Imagined and brought to life by leading UBC scholars in collaboration with local artists, Chromatic asks what it means to be in crisis and grapples with the personal and societal impacts of crisis during a time of unprecedented global upheaval. Each contributor to this diverse collection takes a profoundly different approach yet fascinating and unexpected connections emerge. The result is a book that juxtaposes gorgeous, colourful artwork with writing that will surprise and challenge you, outrage and enlighten you. From a precise discussion of a nuclear crisis in Japan, to a satirical listicle about corporate academia, to an ICU doctor<U+2019>s poetic response to COVID-19, each contributor to this diverse collection takes a profoundly different approach to writing about crisis, yet fascinating and unexpected connections emerge.
Trypophobia / Lara Boyd ; art by April dela Noche Milne -- Thoughts on food and connection in and after crisis / Jennifer Black ; art by Lay Hoon Ho -- Toward a collective will to democratize care / Purang Abolmaesumi ; art by Sandeep Johal -- Epi[on] demos[people] / Steven Reynolds ; art by Jess Stanley -- The Fukushima nuclear crisis / M.V. Ramana ; art by Ulrike ZoÌˆllner -- The crisis of permanent war / Y-Dang Troeung ; art by Ulrike ZoÌˆllner -- From conflict to peace : making a society more whole / Hoi Kong ; art by April dela Noche Milne -- The legacy of racism and sexism in science / Sheila Teves ; art by Andrea Alcaraz -- How to create a Harvard in your country / Michelle Stack ; art by April dela Noche Milne -- The dangerous work / Carrie Jenkins ; art by Carrie Jenkins.
Purang Abolmaesumi [and nine others] ; artists, Andrea Alcaraz [and six others].