Episode 3: Elegy for the Arctic
A call for climate action unlike any other. Composer Ludovico Einaudi performs from a man-made arctic stage, surrounded by crumbling glaciers.
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Climate change takes the front page in immersive art exhibit “Flood the News”
The exhibit features the front pages of 35+ global newspapers physically treated to reflect the effects of climate change.
We’re Joining 250+ News Outlets That Are “Covering Climate Now”
Over 250 news outlets worldwide, with a combined audience of over 1 billion people, have pledged their support of Covering Climate Now.
Episode 2: EARTH by Eryc Taylor Dance
The NYC-based Eryc Taylor Dance Company presents a stunning multisensory movement reflection on the global warming crisis.
Episode One: Climate Speaks
NYC high schoolers prepare for a performance of a lifetime: raising awareness about climate change through spoken word poetry live at the Apollo Theater.
About the Series
"Our goal as artists is to create this catalyst for a conversation that can grow..." - Nicole Baker | Dancer, Rehearsal Director, and Climate Artist. Produced in partnership with ALL ARTS, this docuseries takes a look at how artists from…
How Does Climate Change Move Us?
Composer Daniel Tobias explains the illustrative sounds he used to score Eryc Taylor Dance Company's EARTH performance.
How Do Students Speak About Climate Change?
Join a group of NYC high school students as they rehearse their original spoken word poems for a performance at the Apollo Theater.
What Does Climate Change Sound Like?
Pianist Ludovico Einaudi tests out his glacier-bound piano with a magical arctic concert.
How are elephants and monkeys working to protect you from climate change?
Image by cocoparisienne from Pixabay Mother Nature has it figured out. She’s designed a master scheme that connects plants and animals, all working in concert to keep every living thing in balance. Imagine a stack of dominoes — knock down…
Cow Farts Aren’t The Only Food-Related Climate Culprit
We break down some primary sources of these greenhouse gas emissions from food and discuss how we can reduce them.
Climate at the Second Democratic Debate: What New Topics Were Introduced and How Did the Candidates Respond?
Here are four new climate points that were discussed and what the candidates are or aren’t saying about them.