An Interview with Artist and Writer Susan Hoffman Fishman
I hope you and your loved ones are having a peaceful beginning of the year. This month, I’m thrilled to
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Painting
When Antarctica Comes to Town
Environmental artist Xavier Cortada is highly passionate about the reality of rising seas, the loss of biodiversity and how the
Making Lemonade: An Artist’s Book on Climate Change
In mid-August of this year, the Artists and Climate Change core writing team was scheduled to spend a week on retreat at
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It Started On Hampstead Heath
I have worked for most of my career as a medical and scientific illustrator, which means a lot of time
Bringing Together Art and Science to Save Joshua Trees
I wasn’t expecting to return to my desert hometown for my PhD research, and didn’t imagine that I would be
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An Interview with Painter Danielle Nelisse
This month I have for you an exclusive interview with Danielle Nelisse, an immigration attorney, private investigator, and – painter! Her
One Year Later
It is a full year since I began writing this monthly series on artists who are focusing on the topic
Born of a Singularity: Art and Our Position in the Ecosystem
If you look through critical writing about Siobhan McDonald’s artwork you would not be immediately aware that she is pre-eminently
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Manifesta 12: The Planetary Garden
During the renovation of the sanitary system of Palazzo Butera, one of the many crumbling yet spectacular palazzos of Palermo,
Pop Sea Art
Pop Art emerged as a movement in the mid-1950s in England and the United States in response to the growing consumerism,