Jumping Rope With the Wind
Our Renewable Energy Artworks series continues this month with an introduction to the prolific Dutch artist/architect/innovator Daan Roosegaarde, a self-described
Installation
If Not Artists, Will Museums Save the World?
I’m going to be honest with you: artists can’t save the world. Though I’m a tireless optimist and probably a
The Science of Light
In the third instalment of her “Renewable Energy Artworks” monthly series, Artists & Climate Change writer Joan Sullivan interviews internationally acclaimed
Renewable Energy Can Be Beautiful™
For me, it was love at first sight: “Renewable energy can be beautiful.” Back in 2013, when I first saw
Indonesia: Country of the Future
20th of January 2017. A friend from Indonesia calls me. Not for anything in specific, just a bit of friend-to-friend
The Changing States of the World
I have an interdisciplinary practice that combines installation, video, photography, sound, and digital technologies. My work explores world phenomena and perception through
Turning Sewage into Soaps: The Sewer Soaperie by The Apocalypse Project
When you experience something that ticks you off, I’d recommend doing a project on it. I was stuck in ankle-deep
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New Monthly Post: Renewable Energy Artworks
As a renewable energy photographer, I can’t think of a better way to embrace the new year than to celebrate
Going Up: Climate Change + Philadelphia
In Going Up: Climate Change + Philadelphia, eight artists from around the country – Daniel Crawford, Lorrie Fredette, Jim Frazer, Eve Mosher, Jill Pelto, Kaitlin Pomerantz and John Heron, and Michelle Wilson – explore the future of a hotter, wetter Philadelphia. Several of the artists use data as a point of departure, and others suggest imaginative ways of thinking about problems and solutions, even considering the responsibility of art to reduce its own carbon footprint. The gallery contains artwork made for indoor display as well as pieces that document social practice or conceptual art that happened outside the gallery or studio, less focused on the product than the process. Many help us to notice our surroundings more closely, observing the small and incremental changes around us that track global change. Going Up opened on September 24th at the Schuylkill Center, and runs through December 2016. Artist duo Kaitlin Pomerantz & John Heron explored waste and water pollution, presenting an imaginative way to think
Art = catalyst for change
I can’t imagine a more inspiring place to celebrate Earth Day/Week/Month 2015 than Melbourne, Australia. This year, CLIMARTE has organized a month-long arts
