Artists & Climate Change

Imagining Water, #10: Walking the Howsatunnuck River with Uncí Carole

The tenth in a year-long series on artists of all genres who are making the topic of water a focus

A quick Internet search for the world’s windiest cities suggests that Wellington, New Zealand, is the most tempestuous: its average

I get a phone call asking if I’m interested in purchasing some greenery for “a very good price.” A local

After reading the artwork’s mission statement, a mother carefully removed her shoes and socks, and waited patiently for her teenage

When I was a kid I watched the moon landing on television. The images were grainy and the grown-ups were

The ninth in a year-long series on artists of all genres who are making the topic of water a focus

In 2016, I was given a daunting task. Cape Rep Theatre asked me to write a play based on interviews with people

Since 2008, I’ve been creating a photographic archive depicting America’s rich trove of wild edible flora. The project has taken

Though metropolitan Bangkok is rapidly pumping out new malls and hotels across its territory, nature conservation organizations and artists have

In my last post, I described a brief history of artists throughout the ages – musicians, architects, sculptors – who