The term Black Carbon was coined by noted Serbian-American physicist Tihomir Novakov (1929-2015) in the 1970s. Black carbon, refers to the sunlight absorbing portion of ambient particulate matter and is a key component in soot and the cause of negative environmental impact on the atmosphere. This multimedia exhibition, co-curated by art historians Jasna Jovanov and Anna Novakov, (Dr. Novakov’s daughter), focuses on contemporary artists working on black carbon as a subject matter in their work. As a Provisional Art Space [PAS] project, the exhibition highlights innovative sci-art projects that shed light on global climate change. The works in the exhibition are sensory based and include pioneering work in visual and aural art.