Renewable Energy – Artists & Climate Change

Shakespeare’s Juliet as the Sun

For this special post about energy transitions, I asked Chantal Bilodeau – playwright and founder of this blog – to

Over the last year, I’ve written occasional posts about the cultural dimensions of energy transitions, past and present. We’ve seen

For artists interested in the energy transition, I would argue that the three most important words in Bill McKibben’s latest

In the future, we may well look back on 2022 as a watershed year in the global energy transition. The

Perhaps the most important text written during the two-week COP26 was a call to arms published on the last day

2021 was an exciting year for artists, poets, and musicians inspired by energy and the energy transition. Art of Energy,

Speaking on behalf of all the amazing artists I’ve interviewed over the past four years for this monthly Renewable Energy

Some personal news: Yesterday, Climate Visuals and TED Countdown announced the 100 winning photographs of their recent Open Call for

What kind of “leader” would – on the very same day that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released

In the Global North, we do it every day, dozens of times every single day. Mindlessly, without nary a thought