Tag: climate change
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Mikhail Karikis – interview: ‘What is the soundscape of the forthcoming future? The women’s response was gasping’
Karikis explains the ideas behind his new sound and video installation calling for action against climate change, on which he has collaborated with the SHE cooperative choir for women and non-binary people
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Melissa McGill – interview: ‘One of my main influences is water’
The multimedia artist reveals how a two-year stay in Venice shaped her career and why water features so often in her works, and explains her use of traditions and personal reflections to bring people together to address climate change
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Julian Perry – interview: ‘It’s about wanting to create spaces that the imagination can move around in’
Despite describing himself as a ‘devout atheist’, an altarpiece takes centre stage among Perry’s new paintings of coastal erosion, now on show at Southampton City Art Gallery. He explains why and discusses what drew him to landscape painting and his…
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Clare Patey – interview: ‘People don’t take humour seriously enough’
Clare Patey talks about 25 years of creating and producing powerful, participatory, public artworks on climate change, plastic waste and loss of empathy
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Lana Locke – interview: ‘I look more at the racial connotations of colour and whiteness in relation to the laundry rather than dirt itself’
Locke talks about domesticity in life and art, colonialism and climate change –and how these concerns overlap in her new film
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Monica von Schmalensee – interview: ‘Architecture is an instrument for creating a better quality of life’
Von Schmalensee, former CEO and now partner of White Arkitekter, has advised the Swedish government and London’s mayor. She talks here about her passion for sustainability in cities and the effect the pandemic may have
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Climate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas
This exhibition documents the hardships faced by Indigenous people from across the Americas as a result of climate and environmental changes – and should be a salutary tale to us all
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Alexandra Haeseker: The Botanist’s Daughter
Haeseker’s prints of the eco system that is often invisible to our eyes, below our feet, highlight how the destruction of fragile life forms can impact on our own lives
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Edward Burtynsky: The Human Signature
Burtynsky’s photographs capture the drama of a planet in flux, combining technical virtuosity with a powerful message about climate change and our role in destroying the Earth
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Future Knowledge
This thought-provoking exhibition explores how artists can raise awareness about climate change and the environment
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