Beth Dary: Near the Water’s Edge
Beth Dary’s sculptures, installations, and drawings have in common deep layers of meaning, imaginative combinations of materials, and subtle delicacy
Public Art
Remembering the First Earth Day Fifty Years Later
The world’s first Earth Day was held fifty years ago on April 22, 1970 while I was a freshman in
The Creative Climate Movement
I joined London-based charity Julie’s Bicycle in September 2013 to work with artists, organizations, policymakers, and funders on embedding environmental thinking
Rising Waters
During a period of professional transition, a random opportunity presented me with the chance to use public art to engage
Using Art to Empower Climate Action
I began thinking about using public art to engage people on climate issues in 2008. I was late to the
What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
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
Our Renewable Energy Series: Two Years Old and Going Strong
With this post, I celebrate my fourth anniversary writing for Artists and Climate Change, this diverse online community of passionate
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CODAsummit Explores Humans’ Impact on the Environment Through Interactive Art
The art and technology worlds can often feel locked in competition, each prizing what the other inadvertently seeks to curtail:
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Walking the Howsatunnuck River with Uncí Carole
Although Uncí (Grandmother) Carole Bubar-Blodgett is not trained nor does she self-identify as an artist, her Water is Life Walk,