Though metropolitan Bangkok is rapidly pumping out new malls and hotels across its territory, nature conservation organizations and artists have
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We humans have been harvesting the wind for at least 5,000 years. A clay vase dating to 3500 BCE from
Taiwan, the mountainous island off the southeastern coast of China, is officially known as the Republic of China (ROC). It
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Wind-activated undulating walls and solar-activated etchings carved onto reclaimed redwood: the San Francisco-based artist Charles Sowers makes my heart sing!
Museums and others cultural agents are key interfaces between the government and the public. As a centerpiece of the Age
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On Saturday, 22nd April, on Earth Day, there was a March for Science throughout the world; a protest by scientists
I grew up on a farm near woods and streams in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Nature was all around me. As a
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I was born in 1974 in Romania to Greek immigrant parents. In 1980, my family was repatriated, and since then
Pages from the Frozen Sea is a scattering of photographs of the ways that ice can freeze a moment in
In Going Up: Climate Change + Philadelphia, eight artists from around the country – Daniel Crawford, Lorrie Fredette, Jim Frazer, Eve Mosher, Jill Pelto, Kaitlin Pomerantz and John Heron, and Michelle Wilson – explore the future of a hotter, wetter Philadelphia. Several of the artists use data as a point of departure, and others suggest imaginative ways of thinking about problems and solutions, even considering the responsibility of art to reduce its own carbon footprint. The gallery contains artwork made for indoor display as well as pieces that document social practice or conceptual art that happened outside the gallery or studio, less focused on the product than the process. Many help us to notice our surroundings more closely, observing the small and incremental changes around us that track global change. Going Up opened on September 24th at the Schuylkill Center, and runs through December 2016. Artist duo Kaitlin Pomerantz & John Heron explored waste and water pollution, presenting an imaginative way to think
