The Last Ones Standing
Many artists have begun making work related to the climate crisis in recent years. But Australian visual artist Penelope Davis decided to
Sculpture
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
Loren Eiferman: Drawing in Wood
Loren Eiferman sees her work as the “ultimate recycling.” She collects sticks and branches that have fallen to the ground and
Coexistence of Cultures and Species: An Interview with Lin May Saeed, Part II
This is the second part of a two-part interview with the Berlin-based visual artist, sculptor and animal liberation activist, Lin
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Coexistence of Cultures and Species: An Interview with Lin May Saeed, Part I
As a senior at Bennington College and a multimedia performance artist, I have been exploring potential ways to engage with
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Seeing Water
Krisanne Baker defines herself as a multi-disciplinary eco-artist, water activist, citizen scientist, and educator. In all of these disciplines, she has
When Water Speaks for Itself
For over four decades, New Mexico-based environmental artist Basia Irland has created projects about water that focus on rivers, waterborne
Coral Universe
Courtney Mattison is a ceramic sculptor and ocean advocate based in Los Angeles, California. She creates monumental ceramic installations that
On the Enduring Beauty, Power and Fragility of Water
American sculptor and installation artist Nancy Cohen is passionate about water, so much so that much of her work for the
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Inuit Artists on their Changing Relationship with the Land and Sea
Inuit are an Indigenous people who live mostly in the circumpolar regions of Canada, Alaska and Greenland. Although the various
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