"I know scientists are frustrated," Karole Armitage, the famed dancer and choreographer, explained over the phone. "They've been giving the facts for more than 25 years and it hasn't changed behavior." Armitage is talking about climate change, and for good reason. She's currently staging a site-specific dance performance at New York's sprawling Museum of Natural History, a work that is not-so-subtly aimed at raising awareness of our planet's shifting reality. Titled "On the Nature of Things," th...
This Is What Happens When A Dancer And A Biologist Team Up To Tackle Climate Change
The Huffington Post - 25 Mar 2015 19:58
"I know scientists are frustrated," Karole Armitage, the famed dancer and choreographer, explained over the phone. "They've been giving the facts for more than 25 years and it hasn't changed behavior." Armitage is talking about climate change, and for good reason. She's currently staging a site-specific dance performance at New York's sprawling Museum of Natural History, a work that is not-so-subtly aimed at raising awareness of our planet's shifting reality. Titled "On the Nature of Things," th...
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