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Tag: Moral Ecologies of Water

Learning Substance: Experiencing the Life of Water by Transmedia Artist Elise Sibley Chandler

trickle ripple chirp swish squawk peep crackle crunch babble bubble whirl swirl swoosh spatter On a walk to the Santa Fe River we encounter the substance permeating our existence: water.  The river is being opened up and repopulated with life; trails make it more accessible and it is increasingly safe in the public’s eye. In […]

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