>"It’s 2041 in Australia, and money is easy, energy is clean, and AI is everywhere. But when one young Aboriginal woman takes a caregiver job, she ends up uncovering past traumas that remain painful even when society seems perfect."

"As climate change reshapes our world, more of us will need to move."

"A series of botanical encounters in the rainforest, excerpted from Francis Hallé’s book “Atlas of Poetic Botany.”"

"Stretching the mind across time can help us become more responsible planetary stewards and foster empathy across generations."

>"How visual culture can be mobilized to address the most altering event in the story of humanity."

At the End of the World, It’s Hyperobjects All the Way Down

>"Diane Burko’s images of melting glaciers and dying coral reefs are not just pictorially impressive; they have strong emotional impact."

"Screenshots as much as snapshots are the vernacular photography of our lives"

"A Lead Author of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, Paul N. Edwards, talks about knowledge infrastructures and geoengineering, as well as policy and visual aspects _...Read More_

"On social media there is a context collapse between the living and the dead"

"In the age of lockdowns, forest fires, and rising sea levels, the great outdoors have become both a cause of anxiety and a place of respite away from the fast-paced consumer lifestyles that have contributed to its downfall. For city _...Read More_

>"“Capitalism is incompatible with ecological sustainability. The rise of the capitalist mode of production was made possible through a brutal process of global colonization and ecological devastation which continues to this day, landing _...Read More_

>"A new art exhibition offers a fuller, more rounded view of humanity's impact on the Earth – by tracing its link with colonialism. Precious Adesina talks to the artists."