In the Beginning There Was Only Water
While some of us taught ourselves to bake sourdough bread or to mend socks during the pandemic, the American painter
Embracing Uncertainty
Eco-anxiety and climate grief are sometimes framed as “disorders,” but in fact these feelings typically arise from an accurate perception
Wild Authors: Premee Mohamed
This month we travel virtually to Alberta, the home of Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction author Premee Mohamed, and also
An Interview with Writer Marjorie B. Kellogg
I’m writing this as a nor’easter batters New York, New Jersey, and our home in New England, and as the
Claude Schryer Explores Climate Change and Art through Sound
As a podcaster and radio producer, I listen to many climate change podcasts. Every now and then though, I hear
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Just Say When
Speaking on behalf of all the amazing artists I’ve interviewed over the past four years for this monthly Renewable Energy
On Bearing Witness and Embracing Beauty
For over fifty years, Philadelphia-based painter, photographer, and activist Diane Burko has translated her love for large open spaces and monumental geological
Wild Author: Bijal Vachharajani
I virtually met author Bijal Vachharajani this past summer at Scotland’s CYMERA Festival of Science-Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Writing. We
Lily Prince: Honing Plein Air
Lily Prince makes lush plein air paintings depicting the essence of specific places around the world. By utilizing linear and color
Is Hope Overrated?
Many consider hope to be essential to maintaining social movements where change is slow, setbacks are frequent, and the odds