Author MEGAN ENG
I find this artist and her work really interesting, as she uses augmented reality (AR) as a mode of her art. In her piece “Invasive Species’ for the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), she constructs these large virtual structures throughout… Continue Reading →
I found this specific piece super inspiring just because of how young the artist is…Sehee Kim, the winner of an eco-art competition, is just 10 years old!! I think everyone should analyze this as a sign of how our youngest… Continue Reading →
In the Hall of Biodiversity, there was a clear strategy used to grab the visitor’s attention—“the bigger the better”. This rule was showcased through the decisions of placing the endangered species, specifically the bigger ones, in the middle of the… Continue Reading →
In a climate justice exhibition by the ArtsConnection, a number of young artists created pieces to portray climate change in their perspective as the rising generation facing this crisis headfirst. I think what we can get from this painting is… Continue Reading →
During the occasional conversations my friends and have about our hypothetical future children, climate change always makes its way into the discussion. As a Gen Z, I am already terrified of the world I might be living in when I… Continue Reading →
In the article, “Scientists Say They Could Bring Back Woolly Mammoths. But Maybe They Shouldn’t”, Neuman discusses the debate of whether is it is good idea to “resurrect” the Woolly Mammoth in the 21st century. Some experts like professor George Church… Continue Reading →
In the article, The Climate Change Clues Hidden in Art History, a piece by Betty Beaumont called Ocean Landmark is featured alongside many other pieces of artwork that showcase the growing concerns of our climate crisis. What I found most interesting is a… Continue Reading →
While examining the changes in patterns of land use in my neighborhood, I came across small, yet interesting changes in zoning. Up until the 2000’s, my neighborhood mainly stood within the borders of resident district R6—these zoning districts may consist… Continue Reading →
One big thing that I’ve learned as a vegan is that my diet itself does not make me untouchable from climate change criticisms. although I do not consume animal products which are known to be a large contributor to greenhouse… Continue Reading →