Art that points toward a sustainable future in the middle of a climate crisis
“Pink Sky and the Flying Fish,” 2021, by Fatima Franks on view in “The Anthropocene Epiphany” exhibit.
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As a record-breaking heatwave hits the West Coast that’s been attributed to climate change, a group of artists explore the topic in a Santa Ana art gallery.
The Orange County Center for Contemporary Art put an international call out for “The Anthropocene Epiphany: Art and Climate Change” exhibit. The show is centered on Anthropocene, a time period in which humans have a significant impact on Earth’s geology and ecosystems. Artists responded with work across all mediums painting, drawing, collage, photography, sculpture, video, installations and fashion pieces.
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Jammu pediatricians suggest steps to safeguard children
Jammu pediatricians suggest steps to safeguard children
JAMMU: A sense of apprehension is prevailing around the impending “third wave” of Covid-19 among the masses. It is said that it is going to target children, a section of society which might never be able to defend the infection as the other age groups. In this regard, several pediatricians of Jammu shared their advice.
Professor Department of Pediatrics, SMGS Hospital Jammu, Dr Sanjeev Kumar Digra has said that irrespective of the hyped third-wave of Covid-19, young children have always been at risk of contracting the infection. Although, in earlier waves, the infection was observed to be asymptomatic and mild in nature, it could become more serious in future, he said.