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DESCRIPTION:McEvoy Foundation for the Arts presents a panel discussion with artists who 
 investigate social and environmental impacts on the elements essential to 
 life.\n\nParticipants: Don Hankins, Eve Mosher, Ranu Mukherjee, and Rosten 
 Woo, with moderator Heidi Quante.\n\nHeidi Quante is an interdisciplinary 
 artist who has been designing environmental and human rights public 
 engagement initiatives since 2003. Quante is the founder of Creative 
 Catalysts, an organization that brings together experts from diverse 
 disciplines to devise innovative ways to raise awareness, inspire dialogue, 
 and spark action on pressing social and environmental issues.\n\nDon 
 Hankins is a Plains Miwok traditional cultural fire practitioner and 
 professor working to restore fire as an eco-cultural process within 
 California, Australia, and other landscapes.  \n\nEve Mosher is an artist 
 and interventionist living and working in New York City whose works use 
 investigations of the landscape as starting points for audience exploration 
 of urban issues in relationship to water.\n\nRanu Mukherjee is a visual 
 artist who lives and works in San Francisco. She combines drawing, 
 painting, and print with video, animation, and choreography, to call up the 
 forces of hybridity, diaspora, and speculative fiction. \n\nRosten Woo is 
 an artist, designer, and writer living in Los Angeles. His projects aim to 
 help people understand complex systems, reorient themselves to places, and 
 participate in group decision-making. He acts as a collaborator and 
 consultant to grassroots organizations and produces public artworks about 
 the politics of place for cultural institutions and local, and regional 
 governments.\n\n"Water, Fire, Earth, Air" is presented in conjunction with 
 MFA's fall exhibition, "No Time," which explores human relationships to the 
 natural world in the past, present, and future.\n\nFree. Advance 
 reservations through Eventbrite.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/18/18817613.php
SUMMARY:Water, Fire, Earth, Air at McEvoy Foundation for the Arts
LOCATION:McEvoy Foundation for the Arts\n1150 25th St., Building B\nSan Francisco, 
 CA 94107
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2018/09/18/18817613.php
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