To mark the closing of the HOMO SARGASSUM Exhibition at FSU’s Museum of Fine Arts, and in collaboration with the Winthrop-King Institute For Contemporary French & Francophone Studies, this international symposium brings together Artists, Art Professionals, Scientists, and Humanities Scholars to explore the phenomenon of sargassum in the Circum-Caribbean and the ways in which a broad range of artists have engaged with it in their work.
Join us for a captivating display of their artistic creations & enjoy this opportunity to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of creative talents. Let's build lasting bridges between Art & Science. This is a free event. CLICK TO REGISTER

SPEAKERS, ARTISTS & PERFORMERS INCLUDE: Océanne Andreus, Mora J. Beauchamp-Byrd, Michelle Bumatay, Michael D. Carrasco, Mehdi Chalmers, Chris Cyrille, Ronald Cyrille, Nicolas Derné, Morel Doucet, Édouard Duval-Carrié, Daniela & Annette Felder, Tatiana Flores, Marina Reyes Franco, Billy Gerard Frank, Libby Fowler Beegle, Gwladys Gambie, Sarra Gaspard, Leah Gordon, S. Ayesha Hameed, Jean-Baptiste Herné, Dominique Hunter, Deborah Jack, Nyasha Laing, Valérie Loichot, Timothy Lomeli, Louisa Marajo, Florence Ménez, Medhi Michalon, Mason Mincey (Soarce company), Martin Munro, Eva Mustian, Christina Peake, Marielle Plaisir, Carine Schermann, Vanessa Selk, Kaylee Spencer, Marc-Alexandre Tareau, Henri Tauliaut, Caecilia Tripp, Nicolas Wienders, and Russell Watson