AACC

Official account of Artists & Climate Change, an initiative of The Arctic Cycle.

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"In Kimura’s analysis, Romeo and Juliet speaks to the universal struggle between good and evil, light and dark, nature and humans. And, by extension, renewable energy and fossil fuels." @CleanNergyPhoto @MarianneKimura
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In her latest newsletter, Amy Brady interviews Maureen Drdak about the artist's recent exhibition Ardens Mundi (Latin for Burning Worlds).

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Joan Sullivan shares a reading list about the role of arts & cultural in this moment of energy transition in her latest post for the Renewable Energy series.

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For the latest episode of The Art House, podcast host Peterson Toscano features Dr. Krista Hiser, who reflects on Emily St. John Mandel’s novel, Station Eleven, for the Ultimate Cli-Fi Book Club. https://t.co/gBrwybWpVc

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Susan Hoffman Fishman explores the work of Irish visual artist and researcher Anna Macleod in her latest post for the Imagining Water series! https://t.co/CIqDADg2hp

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Award opportunity from @nyfacurrent & @AWasAWoman! The Anonymous Was A Woman Environmental Art Grants program will provide one-time grants of up to $20K for environmental art projects led by women-identifying artists in the U.S. & U.S. Territories. More: https://t.co/z7c2jjMony

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For her latest post in the Imagining Water series, Susan Fishman spotlights artist, writer, and researcher Christina Conklin, who focuses on the ocean in the context of the climate crisis. https://t.co/7ZkyN3vfes

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For the latest episode of The Art House, podcast host Peterson Toscano highlights artist Caroline S. Roberts' immersive installation the present of my life looks different under trees: https://t.co/VKLzboVhGu

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Author Erica Ferencik, is interviewed by Mary Woodbury about her new novel Girl in Ice, fo the latest in the Wild Authors series: https://t.co/Vilmt7ULLm

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If you enjoy science fiction and are interested in dreaming of new, just worlds through imaginative frameworks, consider applying to the Dreaming Climate Consciousness! Next cohort deadline is February 11th, 2022. https://t.co/mdzt5qrw7i

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Write the climate future you want to see. Submissions are open TODAY for Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors. #ClimateFiction #Imagine2200

✍️: https://t.co/lrafzYJGxx

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Amy Brady shares a conversation btwn Michele Roberts of the Equitable and Just National Climate Forum and artist Quynh-Mai Nguyen on their campaign to inspire people to think more deeply about racial, climate, and environmental justice! @ingredient_x
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In this latest episode, podcast host Peterson Toscano talks with Dr. Krista Hiser, who reflects on Deena Metzger’s novel A Rain of Night Birds. @p2son
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Susan Hoffman Fishman's latest post focuses on environmental artist Meridel Rubenstein and her vision to create a garden in southern Iraq @FishmanSusanH #ClimateCrisis #artists #regeneration https://t.co/QVgPp4UUoU

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In this latest post, Mary Woodbury interviews Argentinian author Pola Oloixarac about her book 'Dark Constellations' @poliamida @EcoFiction #ClimateCrisis #novels https://t.co/nnXa9kSGXP

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Joan Sullivan writes about textile artist Sandra Sawatzky's second epic narrative embroidery, The Age of Uncertainty @CleanNergyPhoto #climate #artists https://t.co/VQuJMGwXJ7

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Australian theatre-maker David Finnigan writes about what the process of making theatre can teach us about dealing with COVID #theatre #uncertainty #chaos https://t.co/Nl95AKEXci

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Amy Brady talks with the founders of Flourish Fiction, a project that gives a platform to fictional stories about climate change that are optimistic, and solutions-oriented @ingredient_x @batkerson @anyalamb @BenSoltoff #climate #fiction https://t.co/GBZeEg95uC

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In this latest episode, podcast host Peterson Toscano talks with author Marissa Slaven about her young adult novel "Code Red" @p2son @MarissaSlaven #climate #youngadult #fiction https://t.co/xfAcsA94ep

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For this latest post, Marley Massey Parsons talks with artist Brie Ruais about her sculptures, each made with the equivalent of her body weight in clay
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