Kelly Jazvac is an artist living and working in London Ontario, where she teaches at the University of Western Ontario. She is the co-discoverer of the Plastiglomerate alongside geologist Patricia L. Corcoran and oceanographer Charles J. Moore. Plastiglomerate is a new substance that forms when plastic melts and holds together various debris and natural materials, and, the team argues, acts as evidence of the anthropocene. On today's Working (it) Out, we discuss Jazvac's current show at Diaz Contemporary, her interdisciplinary practice and an interdisciplinary audience.

Song Credit – J. S. Bach Concerto No. 3 in C major

Time Codes:

2:30 Variable considerations for variable audiences

4:20 Presenting art to Paleo Biologists

5:45 The WHOLE story of the plastiglomerate

9:35 The Anthropocene and Geologists

14:10 Current show at Diaz (find title) Culture Salon Spa

17:25 Public funding and accountability

21:15 PA-PA-PA-PATRIOTS

24:10 Weird Moon