and policies that threaten the environment and communities living adjacent to projects such as the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric dam. We are seeing the power of art - visual art, film, music, theatre, dance and literature to provide new and affective ways of illuminating how risk, loss and environmental damage touch down in the lives of those who live adjacent to such projects. In this moment, what do we stand to learn about the power of art? Can it shock, jolt and electrify us into new forms of radical action and change?
