Art

A new show celebrates the act of listening.

Artists and poets offer voice and visionary direction in the recovery from Covid-19 and in the fight against climate breakdown.

PL Henderson meets the sculptor Walter Bailey.

New and exclusive works from award-winning writers and artists are being launched every day this week, inspired by a mysterious nocturnal bird. 

Royal College of Art exhibition prompts audiences to re-think their attitudes to materials and waste.

BP deal criticised by artists in British Museum's new exhibition.

Major retrospective exhibition devoted to the work of celebrated Brazilian photographer and activist Claudia Andujar to open in January 2020.

Artists explore the politics of air in Heathrow’s suburbs.

London Design Week showcased socially-aware and ecologically-minded design principles ripe for a city in flux.

A review of How to See Nature by Paul Evans.

Trees, a new exhibition in Paris, explores our intimate and at times devastating knowledge of plant life through art and science.

Portrait artists echo call for National Portrait Gallery to act on climate emergency.

Artist Angie Lewin talks to Emma Crichton-Miller.

New exhibition explores life from the perspective of marine mammals.

Ash trees are under severe threat. Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey's latest artwork aims to celebrate and protect our arboreal heritage. GARY COOK reports

Ecologist Arts Editor, GARY COOK, discusses a new exhibition focused on the plight of British Ash - a home for over 1000 other species

In its purist form, drawing is marking down the junctions of observed lines. The Ecology Movement does the same thing - joining up the dots of our under-strain, but interlinked environment to create forceful arguments, writes Ecologist Arts Editor, GARY COOK

The curator of the new Force of Nature exhibition in London's Art Pavilion tells our Arts Editor, GARY COOK, that from the beginning of human history, and in every culture, nature has played a vital role in creative expression

LAURA BRIGGS reports on an innovative project that turns city-centre air pollution from vehicle exhausts into Air-Inks for artists

Lesley Hilling is a core member of Human Nature - a group of 30 like-minded artists aiming to change the way people think and act about the natural environment through their work. GARY COOK visits her London home and studio to learn more

The Green Party's new 'Green Creates' exhibition runs from 19 to 24 October at Hoxton Arches, London showcasing the work of the likes of Ralph Steadman, Grayson Perry, Gavin Turk, Andy Goldsworthy, Lesley Hilling and Craig Jones. Their donated pieces on the theme of 'Green Voices' will be auctioned to raise funds for the party. GARY COOK takes a preview

An international summit exploring real and imagined narratives of art, energy and consumption for a troubled planet, taking place at Schumacher College, Dartington, on 11th November 2016

Marmite. Barry Manilow, Nigel Farage and wind turbines. People either love them or hate them with rarely anyone on the fence. But Deon Reynolds' atmospheric turbine photographs might just buck that trend and persuade even rabid climate deniers to acknowledge their beauty, writes
GARY COOK

The first white people to encounter the Grand Canyon saw nothing but a gigantic obstruction, writes Stephen Pyne, devoid of any charm, beauty or value. That it is today an icon of American landscape, a 'natural wonder' known and revered around the world, creates hope for the long term preservation of the Grand Canyon itself, the wider National Park network, and wilderness everywhere.