How does this painting make you feel?
#UWMadison research shows that combining climate data with visually engrossing art can make data more meaningful to viewers and bridge political divides related to climate science.
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SO excited to join @labverde_ 's 2023 cohort for an artist's residency in the Amazon Rainforest this August! The program is called SPECULATIVE ECOLOGIES. I've been studying the Amazon for 2 years now... can't wait to finally BEAR WITNESS in person🌱
@MichaelEMann Thank you Michael Mann for highlighting my painting! it's good to hear that you were able to make the exhibition. We first met when I spoke in 2012 at the AGU - would love to see you again sometime. Thank you for all you do to communicate how crucial climate change has become.
My new series, YANOMAMI/ AMAZON RAIN FOREST is demonstrative of anthropological and environmental transformations. @Bruce_Albert ‘s work in “The Falling Sky” has me hopeful to connect with him and others dedicated to resolution of the same issues in focus. I will be in Paris
@TmarcoH@SND@ReutersGraphics Well deserved I love what you do and especially the piece you did about illegal mining in S America. would love to connect directly but seems no way?https://t.co/i9PrlXOV3U
@SylviaBurwell @au_science @WastedFoodNTWK great to see au also supporting the arts with their SEEING CLIMATE CHANGE Exhibition at the Museum in the Katzen Center- closing on December 12th... and their first SEEING CLIMATE CHANGE SYMPOSIUM- thank you!!!!
Thank you @carterratcliff and @hyperallergic, “Burko’s works . . . illuminate our wounded world with images that will stir us to action”
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