Art in the Time of Corona
Self-isolating at home, I’ve been listening to a lot of podcasts and radio documentaries. What a wonderful medium! They inspire
Author: Joan Sullivan
Brave New Decade – Part 2
Following up on last month’s post about Rachel Armstrong, the polymath professor of Experimental Architecture at Newcastle University and coordinator
Brave New Decade
This is our decade. By “our”, I mean everyone: all consumers, all professions, all industries, all nations, all beliefs. As
We’re Winning
As far as decades go, the 2010s was particularly hard to swallow. It would be tempting to conclude that the
Energy Transition Coloring Book
Over the five years that I’ve blogged for Artists and Climate Change, I have never pitched a product. Until today.
The Future is Solar
If you haven’t seen the stunning results of the Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI)’s sixth international renewable energy design competition,
Solar Tapestry
Imagine future archaeologists, post-Anthropocene, discovering an ancient display of colorful solar panels arranged in a straight line. The archaeologists hypothesize
Wind Tower as Photo Gallery
I’ve spent the lion’s share of the past decade photographing wind turbines from every possible vantage point: from the ground
Come Together, Right Now…
In late October 2018, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the National Gallery of Canada to tour Anthropocene, the international
The Greatest Story of the 21st Century
Last week’s most important news story – the biodiversity crisis that threatens our own existence – was buried by celebrity