Food Systems: Interventions + Remediations – ITP Spring Show 2016 /shows/spring2016/ Wed, 24 Aug 2016 16:39:20 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 Food extinction /shows/spring2016/food-extinction/ Mon, 16 May 2016 18:02:19 +0000 https://itp.nyu.edu/shows/spring2016/food-extinction/ Juan José Egúsquiza

What if we lose all our animal biodiversity?

Description

In a futuristic world, what would happen if there are not animals left? A speculative design project for the Food systems class. Series of projections that tell us about this issue

Classes

Food Systems: Interventions + Remediations

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Francesca Rodriguez Sawaya, Michelle Hessel, Nikita Huggins

A curated exhibition of projects representing the final work from students in the Spring 2016 section of Food Systems.

Description

A short documentary about food waste in which 2 ITP students try to understand why we waste so much food; A campaign aimed at working with Brooklyn farmers and restaurants to save “ugly” food produce , a soil analysis made with Arduino that talks about the importance of composting. Our goal is to educate people about food, especially about food waste. With these projects, we want to not only create awareness about the topic but also to discuss the possible solutions to it and what we can do on our daily basis. This exhibition should stand next to the project “Trash Talk”, submitted by Dana Abrassart.

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Food Systems: Interventions + Remediations

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Dana Abrassart, Jamie Charry

The trash can that talks back, reexamining our relationship with waste.

http://www.blondishmoment.com/2016/04/19/tempx-times-two/

Description

trash/talk is a trash can that talks back. In doing so, it attempts to bring awareness to the usually mindless act of throwing waste away.

Fairly mundane looking from the outside, trash/talk then catches the unwitting off guard by displaying images of the ultimate demise of trash in NYC.

Finally, trash/talk offers an alternative to wasteful products.

***NB. We may try to amend the project before the show to change the output, but the idea and technical are working beautifully.

Classes

Food Systems: Interventions + Remediations, Temporary Expert: Design + Science in the Anthropocene

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