Jumping Rope With the Wind
Our Renewable Energy Artworks series continues this month with an introduction to the prolific Dutch artist/architect/innovator Daan Roosegaarde, a self-described
Joan Sullivan
The Element in the Room
For #NationalPoetryMonth, Joan Sullivan interviews UK poet Matt Harvey. This is the fourth instalment of Renewable Energy Artworks, a monthly
The Science of Light
In the third instalment of her “Renewable Energy Artworks” monthly series, Artists & Climate Change writer Joan Sullivan interviews internationally acclaimed
Renewable Energy Can Be Beautiful™
For me, it was love at first sight: “Renewable energy can be beautiful.” Back in 2013, when I first saw
New Monthly Post: Renewable Energy Artworks
As a renewable energy photographer, I can’t think of a better way to embrace the new year than to celebrate
Imagine No More Warming
This is an update of an article that originally appeared in the Hong Kong-based magazine, Ecozine in the spring of 2015. Over the past
Architects and Climate Change
Daughter of an architect, I’ve noticed an uptick of articles over the past two years speculating that #architects will increasingly find
Art = catalyst for change
I can’t imagine a more inspiring place to celebrate Earth Day/Week/Month 2015 than Melbourne, Australia. This year, CLIMARTE has organized a month-long arts
Unchopping a Tree
For International Women’s Day 2015, we celebrate Maya Lin, the artist, sculptor and architect whose What is missing? foundation and ongoing multimedia
Portraits of Time
Stunning. Magical. Exquisite. Monumental. Timeless. These are just a few of the adjectives used to describe Beth Moon’s magnificent platinum portraits
