Wind Knitting Factory
I’d love to go on a treasure hunt with Dutch designer Merel Karhof through the backstreets and cul-de-sacs of London
Author: Joan Sullivan
Port Mone Trio
To kick off the third year of our monthly renewable energy series, I’m delighted to introduce our readers to Port
Our Renewable Energy Series: Two Years Old and Going Strong
With this post, I celebrate my fourth anniversary writing for Artists and Climate Change, this diverse online community of passionate
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Cultivating a Post-Carbon Vision
“We need a vision for what the post-carbon economy looks like… that is inspiring enough and delivers enough in terms
Buildings Made of Sky
“Never has there been a better time to be an architect.” —Paul Hawken This recent quote by Paul Hawken –
Aeolien Harps and Wave Organs
Ever since I interviewed the artist Bill Fontana for my recent post on renewable energy soundscapes, I have discovered a
Designed by Sapiens, Powered by Wind
I was invited by the European Cultural Centre to participate in its TIME SPACE EXISTENCE exhibit in Venice, one of
Renewable Energy Soundscapes
This is an exciting time to be alive: we are living witnesses to the third energy revolution. The first energy
Museo della Bora
A quick Internet search for the world’s windiest cities suggests that Wellington, New Zealand, is the most tempestuous: its average
Solar Panels As Artistic Canvas
In my last post, I described a brief history of artists throughout the ages – musicians, architects, sculptors – who