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Worm is curatorial project that communicates intersectional climate change issues through creative practices.

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Decade Zero: Art in Climate Action, an exhibition by Ben Yau and Žaneta Zukalová

[16/10/17] Decade Zero: Art in Climate Action is an exhibition by Ben Yau and Žaneta Zukalová, whose works approach the role of art amongst the sociopolitical t...

Dimitri Launder as Artist Gardener, Arbonauts and Area 10 Project Space Peckham: On urban medicinal plants, migratory birds, and negotiating artistic production from cities to coastlines with climatic and social change

[25/4/17] Dimitri Launder has an art practice that ranges from socially engaged public planting polemics as Artist Gardener to site responsive performance...

Jakob Kudsk Steensen: Decay and New Ecology in “A Cartography of Fantasia”

[13/11/15] Jakob Kudsk Steensen is a Danish artist based in Copenhagen and New York. His projects take the form of fieldwork documentation and development...

Andreas Ervik on plants, bacteria and luxury in nature: Bring Your Own Plants and SANKE of Norway

[30/03/15] BYOP (Bring Your Own Plant, 2014) Andreas Ervik explores the multiple relationships between humans and ecologies at different levels of...

TJ Demos on the exhibition Rights of Nature and his forthcoming book Decolonizing Nature: Contemporary Art and the Politics of Ecology

[01/03/15] Rights of Nature at Nottingham Contemporary, 24 Jan 2015 - 15 Mar 2015. Photo Nottingham Contemporary Rights of Nature: Art and Ecology in the...

Are Einari Skau from Spire on The United Nations Climate Change Conference: COP20/CMP10, Lima, Peru

[14/01/15] Text-on-screen negotiations on the new climate agreement. For over two decades, the United Nations have structured climate conferences as...

Emily Jones on “First Water to Tripoli”

[03/12/14] Water is an important element throughout Emily Jones’ work, such as The Draining of the Mesopotamian Marshes of Iraq, Salt Lake City and most r...