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Mary Woodbury  0 Comments

February 21, 2022February 19, 2022

Wild Author: Erica Ferencik

This month we travel to the Arctic – Greenland, specifically – with author Erica Ferencik, via her novel Girl in Ice

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Mary Woodbury  0 Comments

November 30, 2021November 22, 2021

Wild Authors: Peter Brennan

Today we talk with Dr. Peter Brennan, whose first novel, Iceapelago, was inspired by his keen interest in climate change. He

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Susan Hoffman Fishman  0 Comments

October 25, 2021October 20, 2021

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

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Susan Hoffman Fishman  2 Comments

April 26, 2021April 25, 2021

Imagining Icebergs

Multi-media artist and educator Itty Neuhaus has spent a great deal of time observing and interpreting environmental changes in Newfoundland and Labrador,

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Susan Hoffman Fishman  3 Comments

February 22, 2021March 4, 2021

What Happens When You Take a Poet to the Arctic

Since the 4th century BC, explorers, geographers, archaeologists, cartographers, navigators, sealers, whalers, miners, scientists, artists, writers, and others have traveled to

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Rose McAdoo  3 Comments

February 17, 2021February 17, 2021

We Become the Place: Making Climate Change Digestible

How does a New York City pastry chef get involved in addressing the climate changes affecting our planet’s most remote

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Peterson Toscano  1 Comment

November 2, 2020October 30, 2020

Jason Davis Merges Climate Stories with Original Compositions

Joining us in the Art House is musician and composer Jason Davis. Jason curates ClimateStoriesProject.org. The site hosts videos from

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GiGi Buddie  3 Comments

September 21, 2020September 21, 2020

Bringing a Voice to the Voiceless: An Interview with Reneltta Arluk

Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing the exceptionally talented and accomplished actor, playwright, director, and activist, Reneltta Arluk. As

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Susan Hoffman Fishman  4 Comments

May 7, 2020May 25, 2020

On the Visible and Invisible in the High Arctic

In June of 2017, New York photographer and painter Carleen Sheehan boarded the tall ship Antigua bound for the High

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Susan Hoffman Fishman  2 Comments

November 26, 2019November 26, 2019

Capturing Water

All of the artists that I have highlighted in this “Imagining Water” series over the past two years have worked

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