A Brief History of Wind Energy for Artists
We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from
Painting
The Artist Deep in The Heart of Environmental Awareness
Environmental advocate Edward Abbey stated that “It is no longer sufficient to describe the world of nature. The point is
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Sea of Troubles
As human systems affect the Earth’s oceans, the oceans in turn affect life on land. The oceans function as the
Best Laid Plans
Of mice and men. Mice may lay plans better than politicians in the United States these days. For the last
Wind Turbines as Artistic Canvas
When I first sat down to write this post, I intended to describe the background story of how three musicians
Imagining Water, #3: Confronting the Holy River Yamuna
Vibha Galhotra I met Vibha Galhotra, a New Delhi-based conceptual artist, at a talk she gave recently in conjunction with
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A Love Affair With Glaciers
Elise Wagner is a painter, printmaker, and teacher based in Portland, Oregon. Her initial captivation with the geology and majestic beauty of
Biophilia and Beauty
Over the last three years, I have sought to develop work in new ways in order to offer an alternative
Everything is (Dis)connected
“Art could help us to question our perceptions and relationships to the climate and its changes. Artistic explorations should not
Reflections on the SAARI/ISLAND Exhibition
My exhibition SAARI/ISLAND was on display March 15-June 15, 2017 at the Nordic Northwest in Portland, Oregon. SAARI/ISLAND takes a