Painting – Artists & Climate Change

Imagining Water, #9: Pop Sea Art

The ninth in a year-long series on artists of all genres who are making the topic of water a focus

Learn how to see. Realize that everything connects to everything else. —Leonardo da Vinci Doing research, pioneering new approaches, changing

When I was small, like most kids I loved to draw and was obsessed with animals. But as I grew

We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from

Environmental advocate Edward Abbey stated that “It is no longer sufficient to describe the world of nature. The point is

As human systems affect the Earth’s oceans, the oceans in turn affect life on land. The oceans function as the

Of mice and men. Mice may lay plans better than politicians in the United States these days. For the last

This month, our Renewable Energy Artworks series continues with a focus on a German wind turbine manufacturer that supports local

The third in a year-long series on artists who are making the topic of water a focus of their work

Elise Wagner is a painter, printmaker, and teacher based in Portland, Oregon. Her initial captivation with the geology and majestic beauty of