ART & ENVIRONMENT 2024: 17 ARTISTS FORECAST CHANGES AHEAD
Contemporary artists are at the forefront when it comes to monitoring and interpreting the signals of our times, constantly delving into their creative energies.
EXHIBITIONS IN FRANCE: GALLERIES REINFORCE THEIR ENVIRONMENTAL ENGAGEMENT
The winter exhibition season in France is a precious opportunity to apprehend the ecological upheavals underway, and to discover how artists are increasingly engaging
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS: ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES IN DIALOGUE
The end of 2023 is marked by an increasing intertwining of social and environmental themes. In Latin America, the very first Amazon Biennial, the
ART BIENNIALS AT THE AVANT-GARDE OF A NEW ECOLOGICAL CULTURE
The proliferation of Biennials worldwide is a testament to the growing significance of this art event format. They have proven to be valuable tools
NEW YORK, THE NEW HUB OF ART AND THE ENVIRONMENT
New York City is arguably becoming a leading hub for art related to the environment. A plethora of new initiatives were announced during this
SUMMER EXHIBITIONS IN FRANCE: THE ENVIRONMENT AT THE ZENITH
During the summer period, the environment shines at the heart of key large-scale exhibitions, led by lille3000 and the Palais de Tokyo. Alongside these
After the galleries, it’s time for the artists!
Artists Commit is the new branch of Galleries Commit, the initiative launched in New York by galleries committed to the fight against global warming
Art of Change 21: artistic programme at COP26 with John Gerrard and Lucy Orta
Art of Change 21 (the editor of Impact Art News) will defend the major role of artists in the ecological transition, mobilise young people,
Land, agriculture and organic elements at the heart of artistic practices
Exhibitions over the summer took us on a journey across the seas and oceans, to discover the mysteries of water, from La Mer Imaginaire
Biocenosis21 exhibition at the World Conservation Congress of IUCN
Biocenosis21 is an international exhibition of contemporary art on the theme of biodiversity, organized by Art of Change 21 within the IUCN World Conservation