by eab | Apr 29, 2016 | Blog |
Stephan Rahmstorf, one of the world’s top climate scientists, talks in this video about how art — specifically photography — complements the science work he...
by eab | Apr 28, 2016 | Blog |
“Some of them were angry At the way the earth was abused By the men who learned how to forge her beauty into power And they struggled to protect her from them Only to be confused By the magnitude of her fury in the final hour” — Jackson Browne,...
by eab | Apr 19, 2016 | Blog |
Photographer Daniel Beltrá specializes in aerial photography documenting humanity’s effect on our planet: “Photography became a tool to expose what’s happening in the planet, and all the aggressions that the natural world was suffering from us—even though...
by eab | Apr 18, 2016 | Blog |
About 25 people attended the Global Change, Local Art event at IslandWood on Sunday. Everyone made ribbons for the climate ribbon tree, and most people painted water colors and enjoyed walking around the 255 beautiful acres. I had only about 45 minutes to go out and...
by eab | Apr 11, 2016 | Blog |
If you’re out and about the next few days, or at the Farmer’s Market next weekend, check out Flags for Hope hanging in the Farmer’s Market area on the green between City Hall and BPA. Over 140 participated in making these flags, some block print and...
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