The first piece of art attendees will see as they head to the Climate Museum’s latest exhibit is a map of the world in black, white, and gray. At first glance, the map presents which countries are ...
In 1982, Agnes Denes planted a two-acre field of wheat on a segment of the Battery Park City landfill at the southern tip of Manhattan. Credit: Battery Park City Authority Only a few blocks from the ...
When we think of climate activism, we often picture scientific conferences, policy debates, and street protests. But in an era where people are overwhelmed by climate doom and misinformation, creative ...
This year has been “a masterclass in climate destruction.” These were United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres’ opening words at this year’s COP29 in Baku. This edition of the annual summit, ...
"Art can reach people in ways that data and policy alone cannot. Climate art is not just about raising awareness—it's about sparking emotional connections that inspire action. When we engage children ...
The climate crisis is affecting business across industries, and the art market is no exception. Art investors, collectors, and curators can take steps to build more sustainable portfolios. For more ...
Jennifer Parker, 100 Years of Seaweed & Kelp, Marine Algae Wallpaper, Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, North Carolina Nestled in a redwood forest atop a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean, UC Santa ...
The British sculptor Anish Kapoor recently debuted an unorthodox project in the North Sea. BUTCHERED (2025) was not freestanding or wall-mounted: it took the form of pigment sprayed down the side of a ...
The Climate Museum's "End of Fossil Fuel" exhibit. Credit - Sari Goodfriend The first piece of art attendees will see as they head to the Climate Museum’s latest exhibit is a map of the world in black ...
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