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World-leading exhibition climate change opens in Tel Aviv

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Published: 23 July 2019

Last updated: 4 March 2024

The exhibition, titled Solar Guerrilla, is one of the first of its kind to present global cities as tools for combating climate change

A NEW EXHIBITION dedicated to addressing the issues of climate change in an innovative and thought-provoking manner opened at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art on Thursday.

The exhibition, titled Solar Guerrilla: Constructive Responses to Climate Change, is one of the first of its kind to present global cities as tools for combating climate change, and includes a series of interdisciplinary collaboration with a range of public and private institutions, commercial companies and professionals from around the world.

Case studies from Tel Aviv, New York, Copenhagen, Singapore, Masdar and many other cities are presented, organised in six thematic sections.

The name Solar Guerrilla, according to Dr Orli Ronen, head of the Urban Innovation and Sustainability Lab at Tel Aviv University and academic consultant to the exhibit, reflects the relationship between climate change and social activism.

This is why the exhibit opens with a demonstration from the group 350, a leading climate organization fighting to stabilise carbon levels in the atmosphere.

FULL STORY Exhibition addressing climate change opens at Tel Aviv museum of art (Jerusalem Post)

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Photo: Solar Guerrilla addresses the issue of climate change in an innovative and thought-provoking manner (Tel Aviv Museum of Art)
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