Wild Authors: Joel Burcat
It’s been cool to meet Joel Burcat, an author and recently retired environmental lawyer, who has written a series of environmental legal
Landscape Deconstructed at the Hammond: Mimi Czajka Graminski
Landscape Deconstructed: Mimi Czajka Graminski and Linda Stillman is a virtual exhibition on view at the Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll
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Culture Shifts Slowly
For artists interested in the energy transition, I would argue that the three most important words in Bill McKibben’s latest
Keeper of the Waters
For the last 50+ years, eco-artist and environmental activist Betsy Damon has devoted herself to community building – the coming together of
Wild Authors: Cynthia Zhang
This month we head to Beijing, China, as we talk with Cynthia Zhang, a Ph.D. student in Comparative Studies in
Landscape Deconstructed at the Hammond: Linda Stillman
Landscape Deconstructed: Mimi Czajka Graminski and Linda Stillman is a virtual exhibition on view at the Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden
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Rise Up, Dissent, and Disassemble
This essay is about art and activism in the context of my participation on February 16, 2022 in a panel
An Interview with Roy Scranton
This month, I have for you an interview with Roy Scranton, the award-winning author of five books, including Learning to Die in
On Salt, Seaweed, and Disappearing Places
California-based artist, writer, and researcher Christina Conklin grew up spending summers along the coast of Oregon where she first developed a relationship
Caroline S. Roberts Artfully Fills a Space with Data
How can we help people embrace the science that reveals our climate has been changing dramatically and very quickly? And
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