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Sunday August 8th at 4PM · Free entry · Space is limited · The RWL Library in Norwood Kingston
Jamaica's coral cover has fallen by more than half since the early 1970s.
This wasn’t caused by singular event, rather, the accumulated weight of overfishing, pollution, and warming seas.
Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation's short film, Jamaica's Coral Reefs Are In Crisis — What Can Be Done?, sits with that decline directly: what's been lost, what's being done, and what a reef recovering under pressure actually requires.
We're watching it inside Mango Season, where the reef takes its place beside the questions Tao Leigh Goffe raises in Dark Laboratory — of the Caribbean sea as a site long treated as testing ground, and of what it means to read ecological damage as history rather than accident.
Exact location in Norbrook sent after ticket is booked.
Sunday August 8th at 4PM · Free entry · Space is limited · The RWL Library in Norwood Kingston
Jamaica's coral cover has fallen by more than half since the early 1970s.
This wasn’t caused by singular event, rather, the accumulated weight of overfishing, pollution, and warming seas.
Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation's short film, Jamaica's Coral Reefs Are In Crisis — What Can Be Done?, sits with that decline directly: what's been lost, what's being done, and what a reef recovering under pressure actually requires.
We're watching it inside Mango Season, where the reef takes its place beside the questions Tao Leigh Goffe raises in Dark Laboratory — of the Caribbean sea as a site long treated as testing ground, and of what it means to read ecological damage as history rather than accident.
Exact location in Norbrook sent after ticket is booked.