Babs Reingold: Palette of Materials
In her multilayered installations, Babs Reingold brings together drawing, sculpture, found objects, and at times, video, to create potent environments alluding
Installation
Video and Sound Installations Incorporating Renewable Energy
In the period between January and April 1994, while I was Artist in Residence in Digital Imaging in the School
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Water Atrocities
Multi-disciplinary artist Jeff Carpenter is passionate about creating a radically new dialogue on the climate crisis. Towards that end, he conceived and
An Interview with Mary Ting
I’m excited to share with you an interview with artist and John Jay College professor of art and environmental justice,
The Ocean Inside
Dutch-Canadian printmaker Eveline Kolijn grew up in the Caribbean where she developed an enduring interest in natural history and the environment, as
On Water as Polluted Body, Place of Solace, and Life Force
Since June of 2017, artists Jarrod Cluck, Gina R. Furnari, sTo Len, Leslie Sobel and Rachel Wojnar have been on an intense physical, emotional, spiritual, and art-making
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An Interview with Artist Colin Foord
This month I have the great pleasure of speaking with Colin Foord, a marine biologist and artist in Miami who,
Revisiting HOLOSCENES During the Global Pandemic
On May 13, 2020, in the middle of the global pandemic, the NYU Abu Dhabi Arts Center in the United
Remembering the First Earth Day Fifty Years Later
The world’s first Earth Day was held fifty years ago on April 22, 1970 while I was a freshman in
Brave New Decade – Part 2
Following up on last month’s post about Rachel Armstrong, the polymath professor of Experimental Architecture at Newcastle University and coordinator