The future of our planet depends, to a great extent, on the future of Antarctica. Yet the continent, which is known as the white desert, is largely neglected by the global community. Curated by UNLESS, Resolutions for the Antarctic—International Stations & the Antarctic Data Space is a multi-media exhibition showcasing the work of more than 150 scientists, architects and designers. The work of these individuals serve not only to document, but to protect the the vast southern continent.
The exhibition will be the North American debut of work first displayed at the Venice Architecture Biennale, also compiled into an award winning book entitled Antarctic Resolution.
The exhibition will see the launch of an eponymous short film that tracks the evolution of Antarctica’s research stations. It will also launch of the Antarctic Resolution Platform, an open access site developed by UNLESS to enable the worldwide dissemination, downloading and translation of the multidisciplinary research conducted.
The exhibition opening of International Stations & the Antarctic Data Space will take place from 6:30 – 8pm. UNLESS’s founder, Italian architect Giulia Foscari, will provide an opening talk moderated by Dean Juan Du, a contributor to Antarctic Resolution and the director of Polar Lab_HK.
Register here to attend.
