Grieving Towards the Future
If 2020 has taught me anything, it’s that most of us are pretty bad at dealing with uncertainty. Either we’re
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month: Five Artists You Should Know
Welcome to another installment in my Indigenous Voices series, and happy Native American Heritage Month! In 1990, President George H.
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The Ocean Inside
Dutch-Canadian printmaker Eveline Kolijn grew up in the Caribbean where she developed an enduring interest in natural history and the environment, as
Popular Movies and Climate Change
These days I find myself taking frequent nature walks where I breathe a little slower and think a little deeper.
Jason Davis Merges Climate Stories with Original Compositions
Joining us in the Art House is musician and composer Jason Davis. Jason curates ClimateStoriesProject.org. The site hosts videos from
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An Interview with Alexandra Chang
Ever since I was a young girl, I’ve loved the fall. The wool sweaters, the turning leaves, the pumpkins –
Wild Authors: Pitchaya Sudbanthad
For this post, we are fortunate to travel to Bangkok, Thailand, to explore Pitchaya Sudbanthad’s Bangkok Wakes to Rain, published by Riverhead Books (US,
Water Worlds
Catherine Nelson is an Australian photographer who creates complex, imaginary natural worlds using digital technology and animation. After earning her Art
Wild Authors: Chen Qiufan
For this post, we travel to a fictional place in China called Silicon Isle, based on the real town of
Wild Authors: Andrew Krivak
For this post, the Wild Authors series travels back to North America as I talk with Andrew Krivak, author of The