A.T.E. Lab kicked off its inaugural year with a collection of multimedia works (drone footage, 360 video, writing, and virtual simulations) focused on vultures and connections to shifting ecologies and land use in the Hudson Valley, NY.
Keystone Species (vultures)
Above: VR Simulation by Lin Barnett and Bird Cohen
For above 360 video: use your mouse or cursor to move around the screen!
Project Team:
Krista Caballero, Associate Director, Center for Experimental Humanities
Corinna Cape, Program Coordinator, Center for Experimental Humanities
Lin Barnett, Senior, Art History and Experimental Humanities
Bird Cohen, Sophomore, Electronic Music and Experimental Humanities
Anne Comer, Senior, Anthropology and Experimental Humanities
Djimon Gibson, Junior, EUS and Experimental Humanities
Evan Tims, Senior, Written Arts and EUS
Emma Washburn, Senior, Philosophy and Experimental Humanities
Special Thanks:
Alexis Brewer, PhD candidate in the Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Behavior subprogram at the City University of New York’s Graduate Center
Dan DeCiutiis, Manager, Carpentry, Painting and Locksmiths, Bard College
Laurie Husted, Chief Sustainability Officer, Bard College
Erik Kiviat, Executive Director, Hudsonia
Bruce Robertson, Associate Professor of Biology, Bard College
Helene Tieger, Bard Archivist
