Art + Climate = Change II - Johnson, Bronwyn; Gellatly, Kelly
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An illustrated collection of artworks and essays that shine a light on how art can imagine a sustainable future and call for action on climate change. Art + Climate = Change II presents the work of Australian and international artists across a broad range of exhibitions, performances, and events from CLIMARTE's ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 festival. Essays on the climate emergency by artists, curators, and arts writers help us imagine a world where we protect and care for the earth, from the river systems, oceans, and lands to the air we breathe. In a world vastly changed by the impact of a global…mehr

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An illustrated collection of artworks and essays that shine a light on how art can imagine a sustainable future and call for action on climate change. Art + Climate = Change II presents the work of Australian and international artists across a broad range of exhibitions, performances, and events from CLIMARTE's ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 festival. Essays on the climate emergency by artists, curators, and arts writers help us imagine a world where we protect and care for the earth, from the river systems, oceans, and lands to the air we breathe. In a world vastly changed by the impact of a global pandemic, these socially engaged artists and writers demand immediate and effective action on the climate crisis. We have no time to lose.
Autorenporträt
Bronwyn Johnson is an arts producer, curator, and writer. She produced and directed CLIMARTE's ART+CLIMATE=CHANGE 2019 festival and was the Executive Director and Board Member of CLIMART from 2013-2021. She is the former Director/CEO of the not-for-profit Melbourne Art Fair and Foundation. Kelly Gellatly is a curator, writer, and arts advocate and is the founding director of Agency Untitled. She is the former director of the Ian Potter Museum of Art and has held curatorial positions at the National Gallery of Victoria, Heide Museum of Modern Art, and the National Gallery of Australia.