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From Mountains to Sea // Opening Reception

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Art.Science.Gallery. is proud to announce the opening of From Mountains To Sea, a contemporary art exhibition about the science and effects of climate change. Works in this exhibition explore the physical and biological impacts of a changing climate on our planet and its ecosystems: from the highest elevations to the depths of the ocean, and island habitats where the effects of climate change will have the greatest impacts.

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Adrian Aguilera (Austin, TX)

Regina Allen (Austin, TX)

W. Benjamin Bray (Somerville, MA)

W. Emily Bryant (Rocky River, OH)

Adam Fung (Fort Worth, TX)

Melissa H. Gillespie (Fort Worth, TX)

Calder Kamin (Austin, TX)

Cathryn Rowe (Austin, TX)

Jenny Rock (Dunedin, New Zealand)

Katie Ryan (Austin, TX)

Sharon Wegner-Larsen (Sioux Falls, SD)

Ele Willoughby (Toronto, Ontario)

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Venue ( Address ): 

Art.Science.Gallery.
916 Springdale Rd 
Building 2 #102 
Austin, TX 78702

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