On Late Style Ecotheatre
“There’s a wilding inside that connects with a wilding up there,” Uncle, the elderly environmentalist, says in my 2014 play
Elizabeth Doud and the Mermaid Tear Factory
Elizabeth Doud takes on the role of Siren Jones in her one-person performance, The Mermaid Tear Factory. Based in Miami,
An Interview with Artist Jamie Martinez
This month I have for you a fascinating interview with artist Jamie Martinez, who recently participated in a climate-themed group
Painting to Represent the Changing of the Seasons
Some of my fondest memories come from visiting galleries and museums and walking around in admiration. I first took an
Atul Bhalla: On the Physical, Historical, Religious and Political Aspects of Water
Atul Bhalla is a New Delhi-based conceptual and performance artist. Using photography, video and installation, he has spent the last
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Solar Tapestry
Imagine future archaeologists, post-Anthropocene, discovering an ancient display of colorful solar panels arranged in a straight line. The archaeologists hypothesize
Off the Road: A Trip to the Arctic
I arrived early that cold spring morning to the only car rental in Fairbanks willing to allow their cars to
Wild Authors: Ned Tillman
I continue my spotlight focus on authors whose novels are aimed toward a young adult and/or teen audience. These books might
Fifty Years of Creating Climate Conscious Art
“Behold my works, how beautiful they are, but do not destroy them, as there is no one to repair them
Wild Authors: James Bradley
I continue my spotlight focus this year on authors whose novels are aimed toward a young adult and/or teen audience. These