A better connection between art and climate change exists, and the people who know this best are those who live and work at its intersection: the niche community known as eco-artists.

At its best, art can change people’s lives — bringing us face to face with difficult truths and complex moral choices.

Arts Art spurs climate change discussion in museums here and across the U.S. "Art connects with us at an emotional level and a human level and touches on that empathy that's in all of us." ...

The art of climate change: This watercolorist wants to change the way we see the science and policy. Nicole Kelner started her climate art business following a 100-day social media challenge to ...

To answer this question, I talked to two activists who adorn iconic statues with climate messages as a form of ...

The Art Institute of Chicago has two works on display by one of the world's great landscape painters, J.M.W. Turner, born 250 ...

A new study found that using art to convey environmental data eased political perceptions about climate change. As wildfires rage in Canada and New York City recovers from a week of smoke, the ...

The public is tuning out the seemingly slow warming of the world, but it doesn't have to be that way, argue Grace Liu and ...

What if people could see what is driving climate change? Months before fires raged across the globe, that question was posed by the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas, leading to its ...

Why the climate art protests ... activists who are causing people no harm for such a righteous cause at a time when there is ... whether we’re doing enough to deal with climate change.

“Rochester Looking at Climate Change” opens at the Rochester Art Center Friday, Sept. 9, 2022. “It’s a topic that’s affecting all of us right now,” Noser said.