Viewing: November 18,2026
Join us Wednesday, November 18th at 7:00 p.m. as our 14th annual Sustainability Film Series concludes with an award-winning documentary about two artists whose work bridges the gap between expression and environmental activism!
Admission is FREE – Tickets are required
This event will include a presentation by Brooke Ripley
About the film
Intrinsically bound up in protest, the film follows the pair collaborating with Extinction Rebellion, and co-founding the movement, Culture Declares Emergency. Their work is uncompromisingly preoccupied with the climate and ecological crisis, and has become a rallying point for the environmental movement. It’s won them international acclaim, but the film leaves us in no doubt – they’d be creating it whether the world was watching or not.
About the speaker
Brooke Ripley is a fine artist and scientist whose work focuses on the role of native plants in restoring ecosystems. She specializes in creating biodegradable art and currently serves as a VISTA Service Member on the True Pigments project at Rural Action.
Check out the rest of our line-up of Sustainability Films
The series is made possible thanks to the support of: University Libraries, Honors Tutorial College, Office of Sustainability, and The Voinovich School’s Environmental Studies Program.
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