Climate Art

This is a really creative recycled heart, but certainly not the most romantic for your valentine !

Need some encouragement to stay indoors? These limited-edition artists’ posters are being sold in an initiative organised by Spanish graphic designer Álvaro López to raise money for NHS Charities Together

80 artists from 19 countries installed street art across the city this weekend.

Dozens of political posters replace outdoor advertising in a protest against the government’s handling of Australia’s bushfire crisis

In July 1969, images of Apollo 11 astronauts planting the American flag on the Moon signaled a profound achievement for the nation and the world. Back on Earth, however, the Star-Spangled Banner was struggling to stay aloft in a strained and highly charged political atmosphere. During this decade of intense social divisions, the flag became a contested symbol of pride and protest in struggles over civil rights, foreign policy, and cultural values. Civil rights activists carried the American…

This beautiful poster was spotted on 6th avenue.

An unmissable film showcasing how permaculture holds many solutions to the problems of today. From farms and smallholdings, to landscapes, communities and cities.

“Ruby & Sapphire’s Fusion” Ep. 75: The Answer Steven Universe Cartoon Network 2015 CN GAMES: http://bit.ly/CNGames SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/109Y6wq WATCH MOR...

Our house is on fire. We need to react now. Find out more on how we can act https://www.fridaysforfuture.org/ Join our Livestream on April 24th: https://frid...

The long read: Not long after Antarctica recorded some of its highest-ever temperatures, I joined a group of scientists studying how human activity is transforming the continent. It wasn’t what we saw that was most astonishing – it was what we heard

The Nightmare Room (single channel version) Animation and HD Video 2013 Audio: Steve Knight, Ceri Rhys Matthews, Christine Cooper, Ceri Jones The Nightmare…

New York-based designer Ji Lee started creating calligrams 20 years ago in his typography class at art school. What started as an assignment turned into a

The long read: Not long after Antarctica recorded some of its highest-ever temperatures, I joined a group of scientists studying how human activity is transforming the continent. It wasn’t what we saw that was most astonishing – it was what we heard

Colossal | Art, design, and visual culture

Colossal | Art, design, and visual culture

Colossal | Art, design, and visual culture

Students on the Master of Architecture course at the University of Brighton present their work in this digital show as part of Virtual Design Festival.

Designer Qiyan Deng creates biodegradable dishes that you'll have a hard time throwing away.

Colossal | Art, design, and visual culture

Plato’s 2300+ year old fable portrayed an ancient city, known for its advanced wisdom flooded by the ocean. The story of Atlantis has been theorised and myth...

Colossal | Art, design, and visual culture

Open House is a long-term creative programme with Kettle’s Yard and communities in North Cambridge. This 2017 Open House Artist in Residence, Harold Offeh, has been working with community groups celebrating local food and domestic design. For this project, North Cambridge based illustrator Joe Lyward has created the North Cambridge Foraging Guide with advice and…

The United States has a trash problem. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the average American produces more than 4 pounds of garba ...

The dominant languages of climate change have been scientific, technological and economic, but art and literature get to the root of the beliefs and values that shape human behavior.

For this architect, the city of the future is not built -- it's planted, grown, pruned and grafted.

Wild Fire is a sumi-e (Japanese Brush Painting) in my series of minimalist zen artworks. I used traditional soot ink, watercolor and powerful brush strokes, as I do in all my paintings, in order to create a lasting visual impression. Art buyers and art lovers often remark on my interpretation of