A Call for Arts & Climate Courses and Syllabi
We are in the process of developing a new resource for this platform, collecting a database of academic programs, courses,
JMW Turner’s Energy Transition
Human culture is and has always been inexorably connected to the ultimate source of light and warmth, the sun. Maria
What Happens When You Take a Poet to the Arctic
Since the 4th century BC, explorers, geographers, archaeologists, cartographers, navigators, sealers, whalers, miners, scientists, artists, writers, and others have traveled to
Wild Authors: Amy Barker
Thanks so much to Stormbird Press‘s Donna Mulvenna for allowing the reprinting of this interview. She talked with Amy Barker about
We Become the Place: Making Climate Change Digestible
How does a New York City pastry chef get involved in addressing the climate changes affecting our planet’s most remote
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Wild Authors: Christiane Vadnais
We’ll begin 2021 on a positive note with a look at the lyrical novel Fauna by Christiane Vadnais. Here, we travel to
Coexistence of Cultures and Species: An Interview with Lin May Saeed, Part II
This is the second part of a two-part interview with the Berlin-based visual artist, sculptor and animal liberation activist, Lin
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Coexistence of Cultures and Species: An Interview with Lin May Saeed, Part I
As a senior at Bennington College and a multimedia performance artist, I have been exploring potential ways to engage with
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Lindsay Linsky: On Parables and Creation Care
In the Art House this month, you will meet Lindsay Linsky. A Bible-believing Christian in Georgia, she is the author
Oil as Art Material
Confronting the Climate Crisis in its Own Vernacular Materiality is one of the key components of a work of visual
An Interview with Doug Parsons
Happy New Year! So much has already happened this year, and it’s only February 1. After an insurrection at the