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curation/culture producer, ProjectSarah Cameron Sunde has been invited to present her work and speak in numerous venues for the last 21 years. Her interdisciplinary works, including 36.5 / A Durational Peformance with the Sea, translate people’s abstract idea of climate change into concrete embodied understanding. Her work has also been the subject of many essays and talks by leading scholars. She is also widely considered the American expert on Nobel Prize winner, Jon Fosse’s theatrical texts, and speaks regularly on translating and directing this Norwegian literary giant into the American Theater.
KEYNOTES:
The Art of Climate: How Slowing Down Taught Me To Scale Up
The Art of Translation: Into the Everyday and Existential
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“Sunde’s work is a one-of-a-kind manifesto for global issues on climate change, social inequality and freedom of expression….a long lasting experience that keeps reverberating through our multiple senses.” — Adriana Campelo, Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Salvador, Brazil
“an investigation of individual and collective vulnerability and resilience.”
— Nicole Miller for Hyperallergic
“Sunde’s work engages questions of transnational art activism and modes of fostering eco-spheric consciousness.”
— Una Chaudhuri, Eco-critic, Professor, Dean for the Humanities at NYU
“Sarah’s art is a provocation that empowers us to do better, to do better together.”
— Henk Ovink
Contact: studio@sarahcameronsunde.com to check Sarah’s availability
Recent Speaking Engagements include:
“Art and Society,” Museum of Contemporary Art (MMCA) and Frieze Seoul, Seoul, Korea
“On the Water Front,” World Economic Forum’s Annual Meetings in Davos and Tianjin, China
“Tides As Metaphor: Proposals Toward Living on Tidal Time,” Long Now Foundation, San Francisco, CA
At the Sea’s Edge,” Symposium: Art at Water’s Edge, Park Avenue Armory, New York, NY
“Fosse’s Theatrical Worlds and Beyond,” Mount Sinai Psychiatry Association, New York, NY
Artist Talk & Panel in conjunction with solo exhibition, Georgia Museum of Art
SDG Action Zone, United Nations General Assembly, United Nations Rose Garden
Additional Talks and Speaking Engagements includes:
New York University, New York, NY
The Graduate Center at CUNY, New York, NY
New York Historical Society, New York, NY
Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT
The Climate Museum, New York, NY
Arts Brookfield, New York, NY
The Rome Prize Fellows Society, New York, NY
Human Impacts Institute, New York, NY
Auckland University of Technology, Aotearoa-New Zealand
Penn Program in Environmental Humanities, PA, USA
University of Nairobi, Kenya
Universidade Federal, Bahía, Brazil
Bangladesh Environmental Network, Queens, NY
D-CAF Festival, Cairo, Egypt
NYU Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Works on Water, New York, NY
NYC Department of Design & Construction, Queens, NY
Theertha /Red Dot Gallery, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Britto Arts Trust, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Performance Studies International (PSi), Melbourne, Australia
The Rubin Museum, New York, NY
Oerolcollege, The Netherlands
Over Het IJ, Amsterdam
Jon Fosse Festival, Shanghai, China
Akumal International Artist Residency, Mexico
Kendu Hearth International Conference, Kampala, Uganda
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
ArtRole Women in Action International Conference, Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan
Celebrating Jon Fosse at 50, Bergen, Norway
Guthrie Theater / University of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN
The Playwright’s Center, Minneapolis, MN
TCG National Conference, Seattle, WA