Artists & Climate Change

Wild Authors: Emin Madi

Today we travel to Borneo, to Sabah’s Lost World, a wondrous and isolated basin that surprisingly has not been too

This month I have for you an interview with Sean Lally, Associate Professor in the School of Architecture at the

Five months ago, I was up high in the mountains of Banff for a weekend, along with thirty theatre colleagues,

I’m a visual artist who has been supporting herself for over 35 years by exhibiting paintings, receiving commissions, teaching art

Helping the public engage in climate change requires skillful communication and a lot of creativity. One troupe of performers in

All of the artists that I have highlighted in this “Imagining Water” series over the past two years have worked

Over the five years that I’ve blogged for Artists and Climate Change, I have never pitched a product. Until today.

In this feature, I look at, and re-enjoy, Agam, a 2014 book project from the Philippines. Thanks very much to Redentor Constantino, from

“Those who tell the stories rule the world.” With that claim, George Monbiot opens his book Out of the Wreckage, a

It is likely that the Hudson River, which runs the length of the state of New York, will be at