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,
Jessica Segall: Queer Ecologies
Throughout her highly imaginative multidisciplinary projects, Jessica Segall has been engaging with a wide range of fragile ecological sites, frequently
Elegizing Ice
New York-based artist and educator Jaanika Peerna grew up in Estonia during the Soviet era. Her drawings, installations, and performances all embody
Photovoltaic Poetics
In the Global North, we do it every day, dozens of times every single day. Mindlessly, without nary a thought
Why Climate Emotions Matter
Is reason or emotion more important in driving climate action? Will solutions to mass extinction come from the head or
Babs Reingold: Palette of Materials
In her multilayered installations, Babs Reingold brings together drawing, sculpture, found objects, and at times, video, to create potent environments alluding
Wild Authors: Neus Figueras
This month, I have an interview with author Neus Figueras, whose children’s book Lorac is beautifully illustrated and written. Inspired by the coral
Cherokee Playwright Mary Kathryn Nagle Promotes Land Sovereignty and Indigenous Women’s Rights
Mary Kathryn Nagle is an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation. She is a partner at Pipestem and Nagle Law,
An(other) Interview with Artist Katie Holten
In this month’s issue I have for you my second interview with artist Katie Holten. We first spoke back in
What Is Your ‘Tipping Point’ for Collective Action?
I recently read the article “As the Climate Crisis Grows, a Movement Gathers to Make ‘Ecocide’ an International Crime Against
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Habits and Habitations
Twelve years ago, my husband, Robert, and I began swimming the creeks and channels of the Great Marsh, the largest