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July 15, 2026Australian Journal of Environmental EducationOpen Access

Forecast: An Exhibition Inviting Slow Feeling Through Participation in Unstable Weather States

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JPJo PollittHGHelena GrehanLBLilly Blue

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Overview

Randomized trial invites slow feeling in audiences, suggesting new ways to engage with climate issues.

Key Points

  • This paper aims to explore how participatory methods in art can facilitate emotional engagement with climate change.
  • Developed installations that encourage audience participation in experiencing weather phenomena.
  • Engaged artists and scholars from various disciplines to reflect on climate and resilience.
  • Facilitated discussions on weather, response, and responsibility during and after the exhibition.
  • Participants reported enhanced emotional connection to climate issues through the embodied art experiences.
  • The installations successfully invoked feelings of care and attention amidst eco-anxiety.
  • Contributors indicated a deeper understanding of their personal relationships to weather and environmental concerns.

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Pollitt et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a57239488b21df8754803dehttps://doi.org/10.1017/aee.2026.10195
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