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Virginia Hanusik

About

Virginia Hanusik is an artist whose projects explore the relationship between landscape, culture, and the built environment. Her work has been exhibited internationally, featured in The New Yorker, National Geographic, British Journal of Photography, Domus, Places Journal, The Atlantic, MAS Context, and Oxford American among others, and supported by the Andy Warhol Foundation, Pulitzer Center, Graham Foundation, Landmark Columbus Foundation, and Mellon Foundation. She regularly writes and speaks on landscape representation and the visual narrative of climate change, and is on the board of directors of The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans where she coordinates multi-disciplinary projects on the climate crisis. She received her BA from Bard College and lives in New Orleans.

Links

Mas observations 2022 on the origins of high water 01

Interview

On the Origins of High Water

Iker Gil and Mimi Zeiger interview Virginia Hanusik

Mas observations 2020 visualizing disasters and an ongoing crisis 01

Essay

Visualizing Disasters and an Ongoing Crisis

Essay and photographs by Virginia Hanusik

Mas observations 2019 liminal frontier 01

Essay

Liminal Frontier: Climate Adaptation and the American Coast

Essay and photographs by Virginia Hanusik

Mas observations 2019 a receding coast 01

Essay

A Receding Coast

Essay and photographs by Virginia Hanusik