Challenging Habits and Empowering Youth
Our world is becoming warmer and climate change poses great risk to natural and social systems. Both human and non-human
Imagining Water #12: One Year Later
It is a full year since I began writing this monthly series on artists who are focusing on the topic
Touring Plays on Bicycle Across a Shifting Landscape
Recently, I found myself traveling by car on the same stretch of Arizona highway that my theater company, Agile Rascal,
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Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind – Hearing the Voices of the Future
When I was little and heard the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, I imagined hearing ghosts—muted wailing from hidden
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Walking The Awkwardly Heroic Yet Often Depressing Path of Near Impossible Catastrophe Evasion Through Kick-Ass Poetics
I am an out post-post-modern tree-hugging vigilante mermaid and cultural industries agent, and a citizen of the Kickasspora: A new
An Interview with Playwright Chantal Bilodeau
How is it July already? The year feels like it’s flying by, perhaps because so much is happening. This month
Scientific Method: Documenting the Invisible Processes of Research
The last time I wrote for Artists and Climate Change, my art practice was starting to expand. I had already
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Imagining Water, #11: The Flipflopi Project
At the end of this month in Lamu, Kenya, a 7-meter (22.97 ft.) boat made entirely out of recycled plastic,
DIRT in Development
The setting is a garden, any garden, perhaps not a particularly well maintained one. But we’re not that interested in
Music of Changes
I write and perform music that features the recorded voices of people speaking about their responses to climate change. When