Agritecture: Portmanteau for the Anthropocene
Agritecture, a portmanteau that marries agriculture and architecture, has made it into the art world. Roca London Gallery‘s 2019 spring
Joan Sullivan
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
Port Mone Trio
To kick off the third year of our monthly renewable energy series, I’m delighted to introduce our readers to Port
What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
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
An Introduction to Our Food, Art & Climate Series
Thanks to a generous grant from Invoking the Pause, the Artists & Climate Change’s Core Team recently went on 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