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Christine Simpson  8 Comments

July 20, 2017March 29, 2018

Everything is (Dis)connected

“Art could help us to question our perceptions and relationships to the climate and its changes. Artistic explorations should not

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Inka Juslin  1 Comment

July 10, 2017March 29, 2018

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

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Susan Quateman  2 Comments

June 26, 2017March 29, 2018

A Silk Painter and a Photographer Collaborate to Address Climate Change

Visual artists are often solitary creatures, drawing their creative inspiration from the world around them – music, nature, relationships, politics

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Ilona Mettiäinen  2 Comments

June 5, 2017March 29, 2018

Visualizing Arctic Climate Change and Social Sciences Research Through Photoplay

How to visualize social sciences research and theoretical thinking In my doctoral research, I study how Arctic communities use and

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Eva Mantell  7 Comments

March 13, 2017November 24, 2018

Pages from the Frozen Sea

Pages from the Frozen Sea is a scattering of photographs of the ways that ice can freeze a moment in

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Defrost by Quevillon

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François Quévillon  5 Comments

February 7, 2017November 24, 2018

The Changing States of the World

I have an interdisciplinary practice that combines installation, video, photography, sound, and digital technologies. My work explores world phenomena and perception through

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Doug Fogelson  0 Comments

July 5, 2016November 24, 2018

We Plastic

Surrounded by ghosts spinning and whirling we gyre the emulsion bath of flavors and cloud degrees lift and bob Excited

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Plastic bags 1

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Rachel Thomson  1 Comment

June 8, 2016March 29, 2018

Light Matter?

For the past six years I have been working with scrap materials and low tech methods of reproduction, as a

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Joan Sullivan, photographer, female, sunset, orange, climate

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Joan Sullivan  10 Comments

May 28, 2016November 24, 2018

Imagine No More Warming

This is an update of an article that originally appeared in the Hong Kong-based magazine, Ecozine in the spring of 2015. Over the past

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Brown bear

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Chantal Bilodeau  3 Comments

April 6, 2015March 29, 2018

Finding Inspiration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

“The creatures of our planet have given me everything yet they ask for nothing in return. Giving voice to these majestic

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