Seeing Water
Krisanne Baker defines herself as a multi-disciplinary eco-artist, water activist, citizen scientist, and educator. In all of these disciplines, she has
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River Mourning
Joan Sullivan, Canadian photographer, organic farmer, and core writer for Artists and Climate Change, is in mourning. In January of
Revisiting HOLOSCENES During the Global Pandemic
On May 13, 2020, in the middle of the global pandemic, the NYU Abu Dhabi Arts Center in the United
On the Visible and Invisible in the High Arctic
In June of 2017, New York photographer and painter Carleen Sheehan boarded the tall ship Antigua bound for the High
Remembering the First Earth Day Fifty Years Later
The world’s first Earth Day was held fifty years ago on April 22, 1970 while I was a freshman in
Welcome to the Anthropocene
In her 2002 book, On Writing, acclaimed American short story writer and novelist Eudora Welty noted the importance of establishing
When Water Speaks for Itself
For over four decades, New Mexico-based environmental artist Basia Irland has created projects about water that focus on rivers, waterborne
The City and the Sea
Current-day Mumbai was originally an archipelago of seven separate islands in the marsh waters of the Arabian Sea off the
Capturing Water
All of the artists that I have highlighted in this “Imagining Water” series over the past two years have worked
Coral Universe
Courtney Mattison is a ceramic sculptor and ocean advocate based in Los Angeles, California. She creates monumental ceramic installations that