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In Conversation with Heath Lowndes of Gallery Climate Coalition
On climate accountability, practical tools, and shifting norms in the art world, by Rosalie Clement Hennion May 30, 2025 As climate urgency reshapes every sector, the art world is beginning to confront its own environmental responsibilities, from the carbon... Read more -
Excavating the Surface: On ROADWORKS by Volcan Studio
Interview by Rosalie Clement Hennion April 24, 2025 Neither landscape nor strictly abstraction, the ROADWORKS series exists somewhere between asphalt and autobiography. Drawing from the material grit of... Read more -
Threads of Thought: Sienna Martz on Material and Meaning
Interview by Rosalie Clement Hennion April 13, 2025 In sculptural works that blur the line between material and message, Sienna Martz transforms plant fibers and salvaged textiles into... Read more -
Material Matters- Rethinking the DNA of Contemporary Art
By Joseph Jenkinson April 1, 2025 Material Matters On the artists who are rethinking the DNA of contemporary art through biofabrication, upcycling, and regenerative practice By... Read more -
Threads of Tradition: Sandra Junele Weaves Generations of Ancestral Sustainability into Contemporary Form
By Maxine Craig March 10, 2025 Threads of Tradition: Sandra Junele Weaves Generations of Ancestral Sustainability into Contemporary Form Textile artist Sandra Junele doesn’t just craft... Read more -
Unravelling Consumption: Saskia Saunders on Sustainability and Slow Making
By Saul Carlton March 1, 2025 Saskia Saunders: Weaving Sustainability, Nature, and Conscious Creation In the intricate texture of her weavings, Saskia Saunders creates more than... Read more -
Decay as a Statement: The Rise of Ephemeral Art
By Joseph Jenkinson February 10, 2025 Decay as a Statement: The Rise of Ephemeral Art By Joseph Jenkinson As climate collapse looms and our materials grow... Read more -
Slow Painting in a Fast World: Miranda Carter’s Sustainable Practice
By Ella Weiss February 1, 2025 Miranda Carter: Navigating the Intersection of Art, Sustainability, and the Landscape Miranda Carter's practice is deeply rooted in an intuitive... Read more -
The Art of Holding Time: Steve Foster’s Sustainable Approach to Fleeting Moments
By Maxine Craig January 10, 2025 Experience the sustainable studio ethics of Wiltshire’s Steve Foster, as he captures the fleeting beauty of nature—highlighting delicate, transient moments... Read more -
The Rise of the Sustainable Art Market
By Joseph Jenkinson January 1, 2025 Art has always been a powerful medium for creativity, culture, and communication, and it is undergoing a transformative journey toward... Read more