TIDAL SHIFTS

TIDAL SHIFTS, presented through a transdisciplinary collaboration of partners, is an immersive exhibition and symposium bridging ocean science, sound, art, and community action to foster Ocean Literacy and public engagement. Inviting participants to explore the Ocean as a source of wonder, intercultural dialogue, and shared responsibility, this initiative is co-created to support Challenge 10 of the UN Ocean Decade—restoring humanity’s relationship with the Ocean—and contributes to SDG 14 and the global goal to protect 30% of marine environments by 2030.

TBA21 contributes to the exhibition with the film Prospecting Ocean by Armin Linke, and three inkjet prints of pencil drawings created by the people of Kono Village, New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea, alongside the series What is Deep-Sea Mining? by Inhabitants.

The exhibition is presented by Music For The Sea, Peace Boat US, and PangeaSeed and organized in partnership with Blue Planet Alliance, Bluemarine Foundation, Council on Sustainable Fashion & Design of Grenada / The Cloth, Clever Carbon, Instituto Mar Urbano, Island Conservation, Island Innovation, Lancaster University, Mission Blue, OA Alliance, Ocean Culture Life, Oceanic Global, Ocean Pact, Ocean Rescue Alliance, Ocean Visions, Ocean World Of Sound, Restore Coral, Rise Up, The ReefLine, TBA21, Logisticawoodward, and Women and Climate, with the participation of EarthEcho International, INMAR University of Cadiz, Lonely Whale, Mediterranean Posidonia Network, Parley For The Oceans, Restore Coral, Sounds of the Ocean, and Sustainable Ocean Alliance.