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
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On Mortality
The Persistent Acts series returns, with the mother of all existential questions. “How do we live knowing we’re going to
DIRT in Development
The setting is a garden, any garden, perhaps not a particularly well maintained one. But we’re not that interested in
90N: North Pole Installations
The Arctic Cycle is partnering with Xavier Cortada and Creative Pinellas to support the global reach of 90N: North Pole
Persistent Acts: Gun Violence, Climate, and the Status Quo
In recent 24-hour news cycles, gun violence in the United States has gotten a lot of airtime. Since the Stoneman
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Persistent Acts: Taking Viewpoints Outside
During one of the most beautiful weekends this year, I hosted Radical Presence in the Park, a movement workshop on
Persistent Acts: Ask for Jane
Near the end of Women’s History Month, and in preparation for the annual New York Abortion Access Fund (NYAAF), a
Persistent Acts: What is Enough?
Climate change. Refugee crisis. Gun control. Globalization. Reproductive rights. Hunger. Poverty. Obviously, this isn’t the first time in history that
Persistent Acts: Dreamers
Last year, Artists Rise Up New York hosted our inaugural event, The Rising, in response to the Inauguration. We set
Persistent Acts: Belarus Free Theatre
One of my favorite theatre companies of all time, Belarus Free Theatre, brought their new work, Burning Doors, to New