Grantee tags climate change

Burning House
Julia Daser
Year Grant Awarded: 2024
'Burning House' is an interactive climate visualization that heats up my apartment according to temperature prediction data. Read More
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- Website: https://www.juliadaser.com/

Lest We Forget What Sustains Us: A Musical Natural History of Planet Earth
Shames, Germaine
Year Grant Awarded: 2024
A song cycle chronicling the natural history of our planet—past, present and future—from the Big Bang to the Age of Exploration, from industrialization to global warming, from planetary exodus to eco-enlightenment. Read More
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- Website: https://germainewrites.wixsite.com/buzz

Good Fire, Bad Burn
Hager, Grace
Year Grant Awarded: 2024
Made in response to the recent wildfires across the Northern Hemisphere, this on-going project, titled Good Fire, Bad Burn, is a series of ceramic sculptures that speak to the powerful natural force of fire: harmful and helpful, and deeply connected to our warming planet. Read More
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- Website: https://gracehager.com/goodfirebadburn

Emergence of Heart
Scott, Liv
Year Grant Awarded: 2022
EMERGENCE OF HEART is an experience designed to open up intimate and personal conversations across America about the shared roots of the climate crisis and systemic oppression. Read More
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- Website: www.emergenceofheart.com

Growing my Own Art: Thin as Our Skin
Dintiman, Robin
Year Grant Awarded: 2022
The focus of my work work is transience, transformation and vulnerability. How can I through liminal means express the fragility of our lives, so that we see is visually "How we feel inside our skin". My proposal would be work on a project in which I grow my work from bacteria and yeast. Read More
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- Website: www.robindintiman.com

reefscollapse
Zallman, Toby
Year Grant Awarded: 2022
“reefscollapse” is a project that attempts to bring awareness to how we, as individuals, by the choices we make, contribute to climate change and the destruction of the earth’s ecosystems. The work addresses the catastrophe of the bleaching and collapse of the world’s coral reefs. Read More
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- Website: tobyzallman.com