About Snails, Extinction and Hope
Apparently a lot of people experience this: you get ill the moment the holidays kick in. It happened to me
Port Mone Trio
To kick off the third year of our monthly renewable energy series, I’m delighted to introduce our readers to Port
Three Marias
The photograph was faded, but the spirit of the figure it contained was bright. A Puerto Rican woman with dark
The Possibility of Generative Futures Through Embodied Practice
In June 2018, I had the privilege to attend the Theatre in the Age of Climate Change convening hosted by HowlRound. It
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Theatre’s Part in the Quest to Save Public Land
Making Theatre Off the Grid My organization, Notch Theatre Company, seeks to engage communities that our brick and mortar theatres are not
An Interview with Artist and Writer Susan Hoffman Fishman
I hope you and your loved ones are having a peaceful beginning of the year. This month, I’m thrilled to
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Using Art to Empower Climate Action
I began thinking about using public art to engage people on climate issues in 2008. I was late to the
Poet Tyree Daye Writes on Ancestors, Floods, and Justice
Joining us in The Art House this month is North Carolina poet Tyree Daye. Tyree weaves together stories and voices from his family. He artistically
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What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
The Birth of a Climate Commons for Theatre and Performance
On a weekend in June, I sat in a blackbox theatre for three days with a group of mostly strangers.
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