Écolab #2 • Culture & ecology meets

1PM_Espace SAT
Sample of the exhibition « Entendez ma colère ! » : Mobiliser les émotions pour la justice climatique et sociale by the David Suzuki Foundation

**The exhibition will be open from December 15 to 17, 2022
Thursday · December 15 1PM-9PM
Friday · December 16 4PM-10PM
Saturday · December 17 12PM-6PM

Entendez ma colère !
The emotions generated by these serious injustices are too often kept silent. Yet, their free expression appears necessary in order to collectively heal and build a viable society, where the well-being of each individual is paramount.

1PM_Espace SAT
Sample from the exhibition « Quand, c'est maintenant » by Climate Reality Canada Project

**The exhibition will be open from December 15 to 17, 2022
Thursday · December 15 from 1PM-9PM
Friday · December 16 from 4PM-10PM
Saturday · December 17 from 12PM-6PM

Quand, c’est maintenant
Poets for Climate is a collaborative project between Climate Dialogues, the Climate Reality Project's branches in the Philippines, Canada and Africa that aims to provide a platform for communicating the urgency of action and the possibility of solving the climate crisis, as well as thinking about the impacts of climate change in different regions of the world. It is inspired by Poets for Science, a collection of poems and a movement created in collaboration with poet and essayist Jane Hirshfield, which explores the links between poetry and science. Montreal graffiti artists livened up Wellington Street on July 13, 2022 by creating live art. Inspired by poems, their creations are an expression of the urgency to protect the climate and imagine a sustainable world!

The audio portion of this exhibition is supported by the Mycoaudio speakers.

1:30PM_Little SAT
Hosted by Clémence Roy, Spaceman Dela and Maya Cousineau Mollen _ presented by the Project of Climate Reality Canada

Duration: 1h30 | Language: French & English | Limit: 30

This project is a collaboration between Climate Dialogues and the Canadian, African and Philippine branches of the Climate Reality Project. It is inspired by the work of poet and essayist Jane Hirshfield, who explores the links between poetry and science as a means of creation. The goal of Poets for Climate is to harness the different languages and perspectives of poets from Africa, Canada and the Philippines to create pebble poems, which are very short poems of only three or four lines.

3PM_Little SAT
Montréal 2035 : Exploring futures for a sustainable digital cultural metropolis by Sarah Libersan

Duration: 1h30 | Language: French | Limit: 30

**This workshop is part of a research project and you will be given a consent form.

3:15PM_Espace SAT
by Inès lopes, Mikellena Nettos, Clémence Roy

Duration: 1h | Language: French

Panellists and artists will discuss the various emotions that can arise in relation to the environment, and how these can be translated into creations. Art can become a vehicle for important environmental messages, a tool for social transformation, and do good to the soul.

5PM_Espace SAT
by Jason Rodi, founder of Nomad TV and Moment Factory, and Yolène Le Roux from Quartier des Spectacles

Confusing the micro and the macro, the video projection NØRD explores the Nordic biodiversity through its landscapes, its animals and its unknown territories The work is inspired by poems from the Poets for Climate initiative and will be presented on the walls of the Quartier du Spectacles.

5:15PM_Espace SAT
by Daniel Iregui from Studio Irregular, Anthony Garoufalis-Auger, Nathalie Ouellet, Gonzalo Soldi from studio Mirari with Sarah Libersan

Duration: 45 min | Language: French & English

6PM_Espace SAT

Initiator of the auto-workshops for performance in vague grounds, artist Laurence Beaudoin Morin will share her reflections and observations from years of practice.

6:30PM_Espace SAT
Cata Ramirez (ex Hoodstock), Albert Lalonde from the (David Suzuki Foundation) and artist Meky Ottawa. Moderation will be provided by Inês Lopes

Duration: 1h | Language: French

The realities, impacts, adaptive capacities and proposed solutions to environmental issues are diverse and uneven, here and around the world. They therefore also call into question several elements of social justice. Whether locally in disadvantaged areas, in regions, elsewhere in the world, or in indigenous communities, our panelists and artists will address various perspectives of environmental justice.

6PM_Satosphere
Screening of the immersive film ÉCOSYSTÈME followed by an exchange with the research teams

Shows: 6PM – 7PM – 8PM | Duration: 37 min

**6:45PM – Talk portion with chemists: Isabelle Marcotte, Alexandre Arnold and the director Alexis Tremblay.