Joyce Yamada: Contemplating the Human Species
Painter Joyce Yamada grew up on the West Coast. She spent her childhood vacations in the beautiful national parks of the US
The Art of Transforming Polluted Water into Clean Water, Energy, and Sound
Mexican visual artist Gilberto Esparza works with technology, including electronics, robotics, and biotechnology, to develop innovative solutions to the detrimental impact that
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The 2nd Copernican Revolution
Way back in 2014, when I first started writing for Artists & Climate Change, I wrote a one-paragraph post with
Facing Down Climate Grief
The age of climate crisis is upon us, and grief and anxiety are on the rise. This pilot episode of
Loren Eiferman: Drawing in Wood
Loren Eiferman sees her work as the “ultimate recycling.” She collects sticks and branches that have fallen to the ground and
Dancing with Horses in America: A Country Divided
I am a choreographer. Long before the COVID pandemic shut down the dance world and nudged dancers to make dances
Wild Authors: Yaba Badoe
This book is told in beautiful, lyrical prose that swept me away … This book has great diverse representation and
An Interview with Editors Angie Dell and Joey Eschrich
In this month’s newsletter I have for you an interview with Angie Dell and Joey Eschrich, the editors of a
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Claire Vaye Watkins and Her Deep Dive Into Cli-Fi
Claire Vaye Watkins, author of the cli-fi novel Gold Fame Citrus, is my guest in the Art House this month.
Woven and Waxed Water Stories
Hawai’i-based fiber artist Mary Babcock uses discarded fishing nets and lines as well as household wax paper to create tapestries and installations