Making Lemonade: An Artist’s Book on Climate Change
In mid-August of this year, the Artists and Climate Change core writing team was scheduled to spend a week on retreat at
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Art on a Damaged Planet: The Theatre in the Age of Climate Change Convening
From 8 to 10 June 2018, HowlRound, in partnership with Chantal Bilodeau (The Arctic Cycle), Elizabeth Doud (Climakaze Miami/Fundarte), and Roberta
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Wild Authors: Emmi Itäranta
Finnish author Emmi Itäranta’s debut novel, Memory of Water, haunted me to no end. It was my favorite book in 2014,
An Interview with Novelist Omar El Akkad
By now most of you have probably read the United Nations’ IPCC report, or articles summarizing it. The report paints a bleak
Wild Authors: Nathaniel Rich
In this ongoing series, I provide evidence that serious authors are tackling climate change in fiction. Essayist, editor, novelist, and
Warming Up to the Arctic Through Theatre
As a university student in the early 1990’s, my partner, the writer, Glen Retief, took part in the anti-apartheid struggle
Creating Sustainable Living Plant Sculptures
The environment has always been both key and lock in all of my work. From 1983 to 1996, I engaged
Imagining Water, #14: Earth Guardian
Since he was only six, Xiuhtezcatl Martinez (first name pronounced Shoe-Teh-Caht), an 18 year-old indigenous environmental activist and hip-hop artist, has
Wild Authors: Margaret Atwood
Popular author Margaret Atwood called climate change the “everything change.” Atwood’s novels are generally about the human experience, at times
A Look at a WATER Exhibit in Appalachia
Climate change is an oft-controversial challenge – even uttering that term can cause discomfort, especially in the heavily rural areas