Follow teen poets, an arctic composer, garden dancers, ice painters, and a deep sea sculptor in a cinematic series that tells the story of climate change, while engaging the senses and sparking urgency and compassion on a uniquely human level. Presented by ALL ARTS and Peril and Promise, in partnership with The Climate Museum.
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Climate Artists: Watch from ALL ARTS
How can art amplify the urgency of climate change?
When it comes to addressing the climate crisis, these artists come with their own tools of persuasion. Follow teen poets, an arctic composer, garden dancers, ice painters, and a deep sea sculptor in a cinematic series that explores climate through an artistic lens. This five-part series production in partnership with ALL ARTS channel travels from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden to the Arctic, offering a powerful, even hopeful, message on climate change.
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