Science and Intuition: An Interview with Alicia Toldi
I caught up with an old friend and artist Alicia Toldi, whose drawings and photographs explore the human experience of the environment – of “time, space, and memory” – by […]
I caught up with an old friend and artist Alicia Toldi, whose drawings and photographs explore the human experience of the environment – of “time, space, and memory” – by […]
For anyone interested, some updates on the status of Artvironmentalist: Things are going to be changing. A bit. I started this blog in 2013 with the intention of exploring art […]
Celeste Neuhaus is an artist working at the intersection of the synthetic and the organic, balance and imbalance, and culture and nature. From video work to sculpture to 2D compositions, […]
by Allie Tsubota We often categorize climate change as an issue remote in time and space – that is, its impacts are far-reaching temporally and geographically, leaving present-day Americans unable […]
If contemporary art is our cultural navigator of the anthropocene, then Research Theatre, Climate Change, and the Ecocide Project, a five-part manifesto outlining one group of artists’ processes and philosophy of […]
With projects that range from Watershed Topography Drawings to Speculative Arboriculture to the EPA-funded work Neversink Transmissions, and with a background in environmental science, Brooklyn-based artist Ellie Irons‘ works contain within them […]
Few, if any, answers are provided by the recent project Dear Climate, but that’s not the point; instead, it ropes its viewers and listeners into a profound mode of questioning with different “acts,” […]
One chilly San Francisco Saturday night, a thousand miles away from Flux Factory’s recent Nightlight exhibition, SOMArts presented an opening to be reckoned with: their own garden party full of local […]
I visited MoMA PS1 to catch a glimpse of the Living’s ‘Hy-Fi’ project, an architectural sculpture built entirely of organic, compostable bricks that won MoMA PS1’s Young Architects Program annual […]
In a recent announcement, New York-based public art non-profit Creative Time revealed the winner of their annual Leonore Annenberg Prize for Art and Social Change. The recipient, Amar Kanwar, is best […]