Anselm Kiefer Exhibit at SLAM Evokes Beauty and Dissolution
Anselm Kiefer’s recent exhibit at SLAM explores beauty where fresh and salt waters meet, but I cannot see the river as a refuge, as Kiefer does, only as a threat.
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The Eternal Snow of Frozen Tears: Saving Melting Landscapes
Zürich's Institute of Landscape Architecture explores the fragile connection between mankind and nature in a multimedia project that merges science with art, turning sounds and images of a changing alpine glacier into a moving call to action.
‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch’ Leaves Little to the Terrified Imagination
The third in a critical environmental series, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch is long on form – leaving little to the imagination – but short on crucially important content.
Environmental Activist Bill McKibben on How Civility, Humor, and Soul Music Is Essential to Resistance
Talking with PopMatters about his recent environmental-themed novel, Radio Free Vermont, Bill McKibben brings joy to the seriousness of environmental activism.
‘The Sugar Season’ Is a Bittersweet Warning
The addled combinations of sap and syrup, air and gravity, evaporation and consolidation also serve as a humble harbinger of global warming.