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CARBON 12

4 May - 16 September 2012

Espace Fondation EDF
6 Rue Récamier, 75007 Paris

4 May - 16 September 2012
12pm - 7pm from Tuesday to Sunday


Watch more videos from the exhibition on our YouTube channel.

The CARBON 12 exhibition opens in Paris on 3 May at the Espace Foundation EDF. The exhibition encompasses biodiversity, atmospherics and oceanography — earth, wind and sea. Five artists who have worked with climate scientists exhibit their artworks alongside the scientific enquiry.

"What Carbon 12 makes clear is that although the arts and humanities have much to say in regard to climate change, this is by no means a direct translation of climate change science, nor is it the articulation of a warning in regard to human activity. Rather, this is a creative response that makes vivid a complex, often paradoxical, sensual and emotional engagement with the environment. And, this is precisely the terrain on which hearts and minds are won."
Review by Elizabeth Staughan in Nature Climate Change

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<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
<em>Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique</em>, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.
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Carbon 12. Art et Changement Climatique, an exhibition curated by Cape Farewell for the Espace Foundation EDF, Paris. Photographer Laurent Lecat.