Stef Craps, Rick Crownshaw, and Rebecca Dolgoy, eds.
Spec. issue of Memory Studies Review 2.2 (2025).
Publication year: 2025

Introduction—Climate Witnessing: Memory, Mediation and the More-than-Human
Stef Craps, Rick Crownshaw and Rebecca Dolgoy


The Black Gold Tapestry
Sandra Sawatzky


More-than-Human Witnesses and Deep Time

Cast in Stone: Non-human Witnesses for a More-than-Human Age
Clara de Massol de Rebetz

Geologic Testimony: The Fossil as Climate Witness
Mara van Herpen        

Ice Witnesses: Exploring the Natural-Cultural Memory of Climate Change in Susan Schuppli’s Learning from Ice
Simon Probst and Gabriele Dürbeck

The Temporality of Climate Witnessing: Ice, Simulation, Image
Piotr M. Szpunar


Affective Archives and Situated Perspectives

Witnessing Otherwise: Storied Matter, Affect and Climate Change
Katarzyna Więckowska

“Vanishing Points”: Climate Witnessing at the End of the Earth
Lucy Bond and Jessica Rapson


Museums and the Politics of Climate Memory

Museums and the Implicit Anthropocene: Witnessing in the Science Museum’s Energy Hall
Rick Crownshaw

Museum Visitors as Witnesses of Climate Change: Experiencing the Past, Present and Future of the Environmental Crisis in Exhibitions
Sophie Decroupet

Climate Witnessing in Canada’s National Science and Technology Collection
Casey Gray, Rebecca Dolgoy, Peter Hodgins and Barbara Leckie


The Seedling: Transforming Climate through Art and Awi’nakola
Andrew Ambers, Carey Newman and Jeremy Mendes