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The Arts and the Anthropocene

Discover articles penned by artists who possess a viewpoint on the diverse crisis we are currently facing, their approaches to managing it, confronting the truth, and envisioning a desirable future. This section encompasses the Covid19 Diaries Series.

Michele Guieu

Reflections in the Mojave Desert: Four Installations Echo Humanity’s Predicament

May 25, 2023

Stephen Gorman

Last Days of the Great Ice

April 20, 2023

Earth Futures Institute Logo Competition

March 28, 2023

Ben Allanoff

Inside Out

March 16, 2023

Marianne Bickett

Owl’s Rest

February 23, 2023

christopher losa

navigating futures

February 16, 2023

Colton Hash

Visualizations from a Climate Youth

January 19, 2023

Michele Guieu

Down To Earth, a Tribute to Limits to Growth

December 15, 2022

Michele Guieu

Holiday Gifts and Decorations a Different Way – Think Handmade, Local, and Experiential

November 21, 2022

WEAD Art + Education Series: Down to Earth with Michele Guieu

November 17, 2022

Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang

Great Wave

November 10, 2022

Peter Goin

The Canary of the Sierra

October 27, 2022

Marianne Bickett

Summer tide

September 15, 2022

David Ellingsen

Falling Boundaries

August 11, 2022

Rosalind Lowry

A Letter from an Irish Bog

July 25, 2022

Eileen Wold

The Value of a Kilowatt

July 7, 2022

Liz Miller Kovacs

Through the Veil of the Capitalocene

June 9, 2022

Beth Grossman

Welcome to the Gyre Empire

May 13, 2022

Tessa Teixeira

The Hands of Humans

April 25, 2022

Nadine Allan

The Grey Space

April 7, 2022

Quin de la Mer

Action Art for a Dying World

March 25, 2022

Meredith Nemirov

Rivers Feed the Trees

January 6, 2022

Marianne Bickett

Wolves: Biodiversity, Spirituality, and Peril

November 25, 2021

Flair Robinson

Plastic

October 29, 2021

Marianne Bickett

The Cackling Geese: Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge

September 14, 2021

Dante Busquets

False Memory

September 9, 2021

Terri Hughes-Oelrich

The Future of Single-use Plastic

August 31, 2021

BLUE The meaning of despair and hope in the pandemic

Anita Yan Wong

“BLUE” – The Meaning of Despair and Hope in the Pandemic

July 29, 2021

The Secret Activism by Michalina W Klasik

Michalina W Klasik

The Secret Activism – personal narrative about the (future) world

July 1, 2021

Messy Art by Fateme Banishhoeib

Fateme Banishoeib

Messy Art

June 29, 2021

Reilly Dow

Living as a unifying creative practice

June 1, 2021

Michele Guieu Our House Site-Specific Art Installation

Michele Guieu

Our House: A Reflection on Fragility and Resilience

May 18, 2021

Twenty Women Artists and a Latina Curator: Creating in Quarantine Times

Alessandra Moctezuma

Twenty Women Artists and a Latina Curator: Creating in Quarantine Times

May 6, 2021

The Bio-Inspired Design Adventure

Ulla Soeder

The Bio-Inspired Design Adventure, a Playful Approach to Use Nature-Inspiration for Creating Sustainable Solutions

April 27, 2021

My Life As An Artist Suddenly Didn’t Seem Relevant

Chris Reed

My Life As An Artist Suddenly Didn’t Seem Relevant

April 20, 2021

Karen Hackenberg

Viral Transformation

April 13, 2021

Creative Education for the Transitioning Times

Midushi Kochhar

Creative Education for the Transitioning Times

March 30, 2021

Bio Futures of our Homes

Nonna Shabanova

Bio Futures of our Homes

March 23, 2021

The Soul of the Moment: Inner Vision for Systemic Change

Angela Manno

The Soul of the Moment: Inner Vision for Systemic Change

March 16, 2021

Cristian Pietrapiana WARNING SIGNS

Cristian Pietrapiana

Warning Signs

March 9, 2021

Cameran Bahnsen

“Hope, Risk and Reality: Perspectives from Indigenous Voices on our Relationship with Mother Earth” Interview with Corina Roberts, Art by Sarah Sense

March 2, 2021

Joe Cantrell 2020-06-04 12-12-25 (C,Smoothing4)

Cameran Bahnsen

“Hope, Risk and Reality: Perspectives from Indigenous Voices on our Relationship with Mother Earth” Interview with Sweeney Windchief, Photography by Joe Cantrell

February 23, 2021

Lehuauakea "Black Snakes in the Water" (detail)

Cameran Bahnsen

“Hope, Risk and Reality: Perspectives from Indigenous Voices on our Relationship with Mother Earth” Interview with Emily Johnson, Art by Lehuauakea

February 16, 2021

Brenda Mallory Reformed Order

Cameran Bahnsen

“Hope, Risk and Reality: Perspectives from Indigenous Voices on our Relationship with Mother Earth” Interview with Shanny Spang Gion, Art By Brenda Mallory

February 9, 2021

Cristián Pietrapiana Art as Awareness

Cristián Pietrapiana

Art As Awareness

February 2, 2021

Corinne Morel Darleux Rather Sink With Elegance

Corinne Morel Darleux

Rather Sink With Elegance Than Float Without Grace

January 26, 2021

Deborah Kennedy Eco-Art and the Berlin Wall

Deborah Kennedy

Eco-Art and the Berlin Wall

January 7, 2021

Michele Guieu Planetary Limits

Michele Guieu

Time to Rethink Business as Usual

December 29, 2020

LEO E. OSBORNE Winter Wren

Leo E. Osborne

How Do I keep Sane in This World of Pandemic Fright and Disaster?

December 28, 2020

Nancy D Lane - Photo 5 - Siloed, square, full

Nancy D Lane

Revolving Doors – Reflecting on the Year

December 15, 2020

Ted Meyer - Anna in the Desert

Ted Meyer

Covid Getaway

December 4, 2020

World Anthropocene Manisfesto

Ecole Urbaine de Lyon

World Anthropocene Manifesto : Call for Short Videos

December 1, 2020

Footprints by Darryl Wheye

Darryl Wheye

Ecological Footprints and Species Underfoot

November 24, 2020

Among Friends: A Conversation Photo by Helen Redman

Lynn Susholtz & Bhavna Mehta

Among Friends: A Conversation

November 21, 2020

Eric Meyer Convergence Whats Next for Earth

Eric Meyer

In the land of lights, it is starting to get a little dark

November 12, 2020

Kristine Diekman

The Slow Process

November 5, 2020

Marcela Villasenor

Nature Heals

November 2, 2020

Deborah Alastra

Painting for Emotional Survival

October 21, 2020

Christina Conklin

Cristina Conklin

Everything I Care About is on Fire

October 13, 2020

The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

Rob Hopkins

Why the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill could lead to a revolution of the imagination

October 8, 2020

#morerainbows by Marie Cameron California Fires

Marie Cameron

#morerainbows!

September 17, 2020

Luca Greco

Narrating the Walking Experience during the French Lockdown

September 1, 2020

Anna Stump

Report from Twentynine Palms, Morongo Basin, Mojave Desert

August 14, 2020

Ivan Sigg

We Are Goats

July 28, 2020

Marianne Bickett

Coronavirus, Instrument of Change: How the Arts will usher in a New Era

July 14, 2020

David Russell

An Ever River by David Russell

June 26, 2020

Sailev

Meet Sailev, Environmental and Engaged Artist

June 14, 2020

Plankton, participatory installation, Tech interactive, San Jose, CA, 2019 (credit: Photoshop Scares Me)

Michele Guieu

Becoming part of the solution: Art and science as a pathway to eco citizenry

November 12, 2019

American Mine (Carlin, Nevada 2, 2007) © David Maisel

Dobb, Edwin

EXTRACTION: Art on the Edge of the Abyss

June 7, 2018