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differed from her previous work making experimental videos, films and graphic design projects. From 2003 on, she worked with rotoscoping (frame by frame on top of video), and well as a more standard cartooning of "squash and stretch, tweening of shapes, and purely invented behavioral cycles. She was an
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Much of Zurkow's recent work is informed by both a sense of impending environmental catastrophe and a variety of art historical sources. This includes the series "Crossing the Waters" (2006–2009), a collection of digital animations inspired by the threat of climate change. The same concerns can be
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coupled with her degree in Fine Arts has equipped her with an understanding of fine arts media, installation, video art, and semiotics. Her wide usage of "web work" began in the mid 1990s, where her work with animation, gif animation and Flash v1.0 focused on what was possible on the internet, and
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Moreover, Zukow created a work, "Whale Fall Feast," based on the theme of having a buffet inside a whale sculpture. There were three sections that people could visit inside, each with a menu plate stuck onto the wall with untangled fish nets. It sarcastically announces how endangered species like
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and bio materials. Her subject matter includes individual narratives, environmental concerns, and reflections on the relationship between species, or between humans, animals, plants and the weather. Her artworks have been seen in solo exhibitions at
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whales are getting harmed since Zurkow notifies people that “Whales are not dying from natural causes. They are often dying from unnatural causes: ship strikers, net entanglements, overfishing, noise pollution and sonar.”
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seen in the more recent series "Friends and Enemies" (2011-ongoing), which includes animations, prints (both digital and letterpress), and performances. One work in the "Friends and Enemies" series is
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Zurkow has also incorporated both food and performance into recent works. This includes "Outside the Work: A Tasting of Hydrocarbons and Geological Time" (2013), a performance/meal at
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Additionally, Zurkow has also worked with several artists and other colleagues to collaborate on several projects. In 2006, she worked with
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who works with media technology, animation and video. Some of the less traditional mediums are known to be dinners,
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Zurkow currently resides in the Hudson Valley, New York. Her experience as a faculty member at
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Harris, Jonathan (February 2005). "Eddo Stern; Marina Zurkow; FACT Liverpool".
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Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences
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https://dearclimate.net/installations/whale-fall-feast
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To life!: Eco Art in Pursuit of a Sustainable Planet
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Bennington College MFA in Public Action
School of Visual Arts
Barnard College
Animation
New Media Art
Video Art
Guggenheim Fellowship
Creative Capital
Rockefeller Foundation
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New York City
life science
DiverseWorks
FACT
Creative Capital
Guggenheim
Rockefeller Foundation
NYU Tisch's Interactive Telecommunications Program
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National Young Adult Project
Boston University
Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences
Rice University
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