Joan Sullivan – Artists & Climate Change

Buildings Made of Sky

“Never has there been a better time to be an architect.” —Paul Hawken This recent quote by Paul Hawken –

Ever since I interviewed the artist Bill Fontana for my recent post on renewable energy soundscapes, I have discovered a

Thanks to a generous grant from Invoking the Pause, the Artists & Climate Change’s Core Team recently went on a

I was invited by the European Cultural Centre to participate in its TIME SPACE EXISTENCE exhibit in Venice, one of

This is an exciting time to be alive: we are living witnesses to the third energy revolution. The first energy

A quick Internet search for the world’s windiest cities suggests that Wellington, New Zealand, is the most tempestuous: its average

In my last post, I described a brief history of artists throughout the ages – musicians, architects, sculptors – who

We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from

In 2018, I will attend my first Biennale di Venezia, the world’s oldest and most prestigious contemporary art exhibition, founded

When thinking about solar energy, most of us conjure up images of rectangular arrays of blue photovoltaic (PV) panels covering