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
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A Guide to Loss & Grieving in the Anthropocene
The world is experiencing a time of extraordinary loss: of species, habitat, ecological connectivity, and personal connection to the natural
The Apple Tree
How The Pink Bear connected the inner me to you, the outside world, and nature I must have been five
Water Worlds
Catherine Nelson is an Australian photographer who creates complex, imaginary natural worlds using digital technology and animation. After earning her Art
Solastalgia
Solastalgia is a portmanteau of the words “solace” and “nostalgia” coined by the Australian transdisciplinary environmental philosopher Glenn Albrecht. It
River Mourning
Joan Sullivan, Canadian photographer, organic farmer, and core writer for Artists and Climate Change, is in mourning. In January of
Melting Goddess of Fertility: Photographing Icelandic Glacial Caves
The notion of a glacier is rather abstract for most of us. We often associate glaciers with increasing global temperatures
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On the Visible and Invisible in the High Arctic
In June of 2017, New York photographer and painter Carleen Sheehan boarded the tall ship Antigua bound for the High
Fire & Ice
Growing up along Long Island Sound in Connecticut, I developed a close relationship with the seacoast early in life. By
We’re Winning
As far as decades go, the 2010s was particularly hard to swallow. It would be tempting to conclude that the