Daniel Giordano in his studio in Newburgh, NY in 2023 ( Taliesin Thomas) ‘Big fun’ in reimagining roadkill The first time I encountered Daniel Giordano’s art, I was immediately captivated by the wild alchemy of his artistic practice... eARTh 19 Aug 2024 | 02:03
The raw power of overkill There is a poignant scene in The Graduate (1967) when Dustin Hoffman’s character is standing by the pool talking with Mr.... eARTh 21 May 2024 | 11:23
Artist Michelle Glass leading a collaborative project that’s one part art project and one part science experiment ( Fabian Euresti) Testing water, building power “Everyone has a color story,” says Michelle Glass, a public art and social practice artist who works alongside BIPOC and... eARTh 14 Nov 2023 | 11:56
Grey Study with Alison (2022) features a woman at the shore in a skirt made of fennel. The artist-goddess in all her glory The infinite imagination of Mother Nature is a sphere to which all of humanity is granted privileged access, but some are... eARTh 23 Aug 2023 | 12:13
Verdant meditations During her early years as a textile designer living and working in New York City, Wendy Hollender liked to frequent the New... eARTh 02 Jun 2023 | 11:54
Eliasson turned a Swiss museum’s interior into an actual natual landscape for his installation, Life (2021), by flooding the interior and filling it with water plants. ( Mark Niedermann) ‘Being with’ art that raises our collective consciousness I have been crushing on Olafur Eliasson (b. 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark) since my undergraduate days at art school. Eliasson... Home 09 Mar 2023 | 01:29
Leu picks up trash alongside her troop of nomadic gnomes. ( Photo provided) Merrymaking in the face of catastrophe Maxine Leu had a front-row seat to the effects of climate change growing up in Taiwan. She describes her native country,... eARTh 29 Nov 2022 | 04:15
