Podcast | Making sense of climate change through art
Three artists and a curator explore the connection between art and the environment.
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Artist RYAN! Feddersen, sound artist Judy Twedt, curator Barbara Matilsky, and conceptual artist Chris Jordan. (Sarah Hoffman/Crosscut)
Climate change is impacting our planet, and it's also impacting us — our emotions, our psychology and our worldview. And now, it's a concept that artists and curators are tackling, too. The art they create and select helps translate and explore some of these impacts and underscores the connection between art and the environment. For this episode of the Crosscut Talks podcast, we invited four artists and curators to discuss the work they do and the role they play in a climate-changing world. Taking part in the talk are mixed-media installation artist RYAN! Feddersen, art historian and curator Barbara Matilsky, sound artist Judy Twedt and conceptual artist Chris Jordan. During the panel's conversation, we displayed some of the art work under discussion. Some of that work is included below.
