In the Beginning There Was Only Water
While some of us taught ourselves to bake sourdough bread or to mend socks during the pandemic, the American painter
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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
Lily Prince: Honing Plein Air
Lily Prince makes lush plein air paintings depicting the essence of specific places around the world. By utilizing linear and color
Fire and Ice
In 2018, Timothy McDowell, artist and Professor of Studio Art at Connecticut College in New London, Connecticut, became involved in
Elena Soterakis: Not a Drop to Drink
Elena Soterakis is an artist and curator who has been exploring the intersection between art and science throughout her entire artistic
Journey Toward a Turning Point
Over the past decade, we have witnessed a proliferation of climate-related disasters across the world. Storms have become stronger, wildfires
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
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,