by Art for Culture Change | Dec 27, 2020 | Blog |
Nearly Blind Rust Belt Blues No one warned me that the smokestacks, skyscraper guts, and starless nights could turn my gaze so steely. Carp leapt from green water to smack the flanks of coal barges hauling the corpses of ancient ones who never asked to be cremated....
by Art for Culture Change | Mar 1, 2020 | Blog |
The latest devastating headline this week in my local paper is “Feds reject removal of 4 Lower Snake River dams”. From The Seattle Times: “Federal agencies found that taking out the dams would “provide a long-term benefit to species that spawn or...
by Art for Culture Change | Apr 16, 2019 | Blog |
This morning I’m imagining what could have been if only we’d kept our animal selves intact… if only we’d never allowed our hearts and minds to be colonized… if only we’d fought harder to protect our habitat… With the help of...
by eab | Dec 28, 2017 | Blog |
Seattle-based oceanographer Greg Johnson is usually processing data from Argo floats–instruments in the ocean that measure things like ocean temperature, salinity, and density. But after reading the 5th IPCC Report that was published in 2013, he found himself...
by eab | Dec 27, 2017 | Blog |
The Climate Museum in NY City officially opened in its temporary space in the Parsons School of Design on December 20, 2017 with two artists: Zaria Forman, who we’ve featured here before, and Peggy Weil. In Human Time is about ice: Zaria Forman‘s beautiful...
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