Grantee tags climate change

Imagining the Future
Crossways Theatre
Year Grant Awarded: 2021
We challenged five member playwrights and a guest playwright of Crossways Theatre to imagine the future in a fifteen-minute play. Many of our plays have been focused on stories set in the past and present engaging with social issues. We asked our playwrights to look at the future. Read More
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- Website: www.crosswaystheatre.org

Departing Landscape: Shooting Stars
Frances White
Year Grant Awarded: 2021
This is a work for clarinet, saxophone, vibraphone, and violin, inspired by the incomparable and sublime beauty of Denali National Park, a wilderness that is, for all its power, as fragile as the wildflowers that blanket its tundra. Read More
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- Website: https://rosewhitemusic.com/

Hearing Climate Change in NYC
Kate Amrine
Year Grant Awarded: 2021
Hearing Climate Change in NYC involved three new commissions of three new works for trumpet tied to three specific locations in NYC that have been and will be affected by climate change. Read More
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- Website: www.kateamrine.com

Composition for Forests
Shawn Skabelund
Year Grant Awarded: 2015
A site-specific, place-based installation designed for concert pianist Janice ChenJu Chiang to perform inside the work, and for viewers to be allowed to wander through the installation as they listened to the performance. Read More
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- Website: https://shawnskabelund.com

Tower
Sari Nordman
Year Grant Awarded: 2021
Tower, an interdisciplinary installation, reflects on climate change. Combining sculpture, video, archiving and community participation, the work highlights interviews of people of diverse backgrounds sharing their personal experiences with climate change. Read More
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- Website: sarinordman.com

Learning How to Say Goodbye
Caroline Landau
Year Grant Awarded: 2019
In June of 2019, Caroline and photographer/videographer Oliver Rye traveled to Newfoundland to make molds of icebergs. This is an ongoing project that will continue into 2020 when the mold will then be replicated into glass and filled back up with its own glacier water. Read More
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- Website: http://www.carolinelandau.com/learning-how-to-say-goodbye

Got Drought?
Fiorito, Karen
Year Grant Awarded: 2019
‘Got Drought?’ is a public art and social media campaign that raises awareness about how animal agriculture wastes water, pollutes the environment and contributes to climate change. Read More
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- Website: http://www.gotdrought.info

Environmental Reporting Fund
Jacobin
Year Grant Awarded: 2019
Jacobin is a leading voice of the American left, offering perspectives on politics, economics, and culture. The print magazine is released quarterly and reaches 50,000 subscribers, in addition to a web audience of over 2,000,000 a month. Read More
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- Website: https://jacobinmag.com/

Metra: A Climate Change Play with Songs
Hartford, Emily
Year Grant Awarded: 2018
In Metra, ancient Greek myth meets dystopian climate sci-fi. Metra roots out the oppressive structures upholding climate change—while using original rock songs, magic, and myth to explore the transformative power of both storytelling and collective action. Read More
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- Website: www.emilyhartford.com

Fracking Photographs
Merolla, Brandi
Year Grant Awarded: 2018
I illustrate the many dangers associated with the entire fracking production process in my staged photographs, telling big stories with little figures. These vintage figurines are now living in an industrial nightmare just like many Americans. They, are us. BAN FRACKING NOW! Read More
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- Website: www.ScenesFromTheAttic.com