Eco-art

NOT REAL ART grant winner Danielle O’Malley joins us to discuss the worsening climate crisis and how creative communities can stem the rising tide.

Megan Morgan celebrates the physical body using ‘humble’ materials like upcycled burlap, echoing Walt Whitman’s radical egalitarian vision of humanity...

In her first solo museum exhibition, Virginia Beach artist Heather Beardsley debuts new mixed-media work from the evolving ‘Strange Plants’ project.

Released in partnership with Greenpeace USA, Hannah Rothstein’s series of postcards exposes the disastrous effects of global warming on each United St...

LA native Hilary Baker illustrates human-caused habitat destruction in a recent series of animal portraits that place big cats and bears in urban loca...

Based in New Jersey and New York, collage artist Marc Alain creates kaleidoscopic landscapes that reveal his love of nature and the American Northeast...

An immersive art show from Glenn Kaino, The Atlantic, and Superblue, ‘A Forest for the Trees’ inspires audiences to reimagine their relationship with...

Xicanx artist Suzy González translates the Mayan creation story into colorful figure works layered with dyed and painted corn husks.

Sam Heydt bases her latest collection of paper assemblages on the Doomsday Clock, which metaphorically counts the time until the end of the world.

Celebrate Earth Day 2022 NOT REAL ART style. This April we’re featuring five amazing artists who raise environmental awareness with their green art.

Using a blend of scientific and artistic research, Elena Soterakis creates ‘Ecocide.’ Her mixed-media work comments on the unchecked consumerism of th...

LA-based artist Nicole Kutz spied insatiable megafires everywhere in 2020. Her latest series addresses the horror she felt as widfire consumed the lan...