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
Painting
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,
Thinking About Water on World Water Day
Think About Water (TAW) is a newly-formed collective of 28 international eco-artists and activists whose work addresses global water issues. The
Bill Russell on ‘The Deluge’
When I witnessed massive forest and home fires rampaging through my Northern California community and saw the devastation they wrought,
JMW Turner’s Energy Transition
Human culture is and has always been inexorably connected to the ultimate source of light and warmth, the sun. Maria
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
Seeing Water
Krisanne Baker defines herself as a multi-disciplinary eco-artist, water activist, citizen scientist, and educator. In all of these disciplines, she has
Painting Grief And Hope
I feel like I’ve spent most of my life worrying about climate change. I’ve loved the Earth and nature my
Ecotopian Art amidst Climate Crisis: An Interview with Matthew Schneider-Mayerson and Nikki Lindt
An Ecotopian Lexicon is a book that introduces readers to 30 environmental loanwords “that should exist in English, but don’t.” These
The City and the Sea
Current-day Mumbai was originally an archipelago of seven separate islands in the marsh waters of the Arabian Sea off the