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Tempers and Temperatures
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‘Tempers and Temperatures’ was a one-day symposium held on 3 March 2026 at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague.
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Brief welcome by Edwin Jacobs, Director, KABK.
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Introduction by Füsun Türetken, teacher Media Theory & Visual Culture.
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The first speaker of the day was Jennie King, co-founder of Climate Action Against Disinformation, London.
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Mijke van der Drift, philosopher and educator.
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Panel talk with students from the Master Non Linear Narrative.
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Moderation by Victoria McKenzie and Füsun Türetken.
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The second session was kicked off by researchers Sabine Niederer, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and Gabriele Colombo, Polytechnic University of Milan.
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Gabriele Colombo on visual research with generative AI.
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Joey Grostern, investigative journalist for DeSmog.
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Second panel talk with students from the Master Non Linear Narrative.
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Sophie Dyer, designer / researcher.
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Sophie Dyer presents Open-Weather, a collaborative project with geographer Sasha Engelmann.
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Sorab Roustayar, union member and community leader.
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Last panel talk with students from the Master Non Linear Narrative.
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Niels Schrader, initiator of the ‘Climate Truth Crisis’ project.
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NLN students Xinglin Li and Janina Schröter shared the story behind their flag designs with the audience.
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Final thoughts by Aparajita Dutta, head International Office.