Eco-Art
The examples below are a sample from our Green Media mediography, which will be publicly available at a later date. Dedicated websites like https://www.artsfortransformations.earth/catalogue can provide more sample cases.
Presenting the work of Australian and international artists, ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE explores the power of art to create the empathy, emotional engagement and cultural understanding needed to motivate meaningful change.
El Sistema is a national foundation that provides free music education to low income children.
Julie’s Bicycle is a London based charity that supports the creative community to act on climate change and environmental sustainability. We believe that the creative community is uniquely placed to transform the conversation around climate change and translate it into action.
CPCP was founded as a platform for collaborative work at the intersection of art and change. ‘Civic Practice’ refers to projects that bring artists into collaboration and co-design with community partners and local residents around a community-defined aspiration, challenge or vision.
An innovative storyteller who works across many media platforms, Katerina Cizek is currently directing the National Film Board of Canada’s HIGHRISE, a multi-media project on life in residential skyscrapers in suburbs around the world.
This project is run by Creative Carbons Scotland with partners in three EU countries, on culture’s role in society’s adaptation to climate, and the Adaptation issues that cultural organisations need to think about.
Katie Holten has created a font of New York trees and invites people to use it for their own artistic creations.
2040 is a documentary film from australian director Damon Gameau that presents the potential for a positive vision of the future.
Extreme heat, rising sea levels, forced migration, increased spread of diseases, social unrest, extinctions – climate catastrophe is here. Refuge is now in year three of a five-year project that examines potential climate-related disasters and traces how we might collectively respond.
The Presencing Institute uses Social Presencing Theatre as one of its methodologies for social transformation.
Khoj was started in 1997 as a space for experimental young artists in India. They continue to promote dialogue between artists and scientific concepts.
Founded in 2015, Climate Change Theatre Action is a worldwide series of readings and performances of short climate change plays presented biennially to coincide with the United Nations COP meetings.
Dedicated to art in all its forms, Phi is a multidisciplinary arts and culture organization that cultivates all aspects of creation, development, production and dissemination.
“Sundance deepens the resolve of artists, bringing them together in a creative community so that they know they are not alone.” —Robert Redford, President and Founder
Led by Cecilia Boal, the Institute has the mission of representing and preserving the fundaments and principles of the artistic thought of Augusto Boal and to ensure its continuous, ethical and solidary development of his legacy.
This NGO envisions wave of empowered Marshallese youth who rise to meet the challenges of a climate threatened future as leaders, change makers, and creators.
Based in Mexico, La Vaca Independiente focus their work in researching, designing and implementing programs for educators who wish to resignify and evolve their teaching work towards new ways of relating and building knowledge with their students.
Between 2013-2018 artists and scientists collaborated within EU-Impressions Project to explore how arts-based approaches can contribute to envisioning and engaging with high-end climate scenarios