The 17 Stations is an experimental audio-visual experience that presents the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through music, commentary, photography, local stories and cutting-edge science.
The exhibition idea was initiated by Prof. Baron Tymas, Co-director of the Design, Arts, Culture and Community Cluster of the Next-Generation Cities Institute. Through dialogue with over thirty Concordia University creative colleagues, a unique concept was developed to launch a series of exhibitions that highlight sustainable practices across multiple locations.
Join us for the launch of this first-of-its-kind experience followed by a roundtable discussion with members of the team at 4 p.m.
How can you participate? Join us in person for the exhibition or online for the discussion by registering for the Zoom meeting.
Scenography by Ana Cappelluto, Professor at Concordia University Department of Theatre
Audio editing, remixing and diffusion by Ryan Nadin
VR Integration and Design by Owen Hellum, 3D Modelling by PoKi Chan
Stories and text by Prof. Baron Tymas’s students in Jazz and Sustainability class (JHIS 398) Concordia Dep’t of Music: Alice Ackerman, Calla Cowan, Charlotte Van-Dyke-Talbot, Colin Dinard, Cynthia Castro, Dominic Gendreau-Duguay, Dominique Poirier, Grace Clark, Hayden Rabinovitch, Henry Sherman, Jonah Brender, Juan Quintero, Matisse Chan, Sibtaen Humayun, Steven Lorimer, Yiwei Huang