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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Aerosolar Sculptures
You’ve heard of the Anthropocene: the proposed name for the current geological epoch during which the collective activities of Homo
Sculptor Emily Puthoff: Artfully Creating Bee Habitats
Can art save the bees? Sculptor Emily Puthoff is attempting to do just that through the Hudson Valley Bee Habitat.
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The Top 10 Most Exciting Art Institutions in Rural Areas
In the last decade, the capital of the Netherlands has become incredibly popular with tourists, the giant letters I AMSTERDAM
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Creating Sustainable Living Plant Sculptures
The environment has always been both key and lock in all of my work. From 1983 to 1996, I engaged
About Tides, Rainfall, Wetlands and Watersheds
American environmental artist and sculptor Stacy Levy is a keen observer of urban tides, rainfall, wetlands, and watersheds. Tide Field and River Rooms,
Grief and Melancholia
After reading the artwork’s mission statement, a mother carefully removed her shoes and socks, and waited patiently for her teenage
The Top 10 Most Pioneering Art/Sustainability Initiatives in Thailand
Though metropolitan Bangkok is rapidly pumping out new malls and hotels across its territory, nature conservation organizations and artists have
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A Brief History of Wind Energy for Artists
We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from