The Artists
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Caroline Anderson
(Providence, RI) is a painter and printmaker whose work expresses a contradiction of contemporary life: we are aware that we are living in a broken system that disregards climate change as an existential threat, yet we allow familiar routines to persist even as environmental, social, and political pressures intensify.
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Rebecca Carlton
(Fish Creek, WI) is a fact engendered transdisciplinary environmental and social sculpture artist. She reimages, through her installations and sculpture, the often unnoticed, subtle effects of human decisions upon our biosphere.
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Sharlene Cline
(Homer, AK) uses Chinese brushwork and mixed media to explore the profound interconnectedness between humanity and nature, and our need to face the acceleration of climate change. Her work adds a crucial Alaska-based perspective on visible, immediate climate impacts from one of the most rapidly changing environments.
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Rosemarie Gleiser
(West Nyack, NY) is a Jewish Latin American artist whose work navigates between drawing, photography, printmaking, and elements that extend into the viewer’s physical space. The artist explores the intersection of identity, human connections, power dynamics, and our critical relationship with water—creating art that catalyzes self- reflection, altered perception, vulnerability, and ecological empathy.
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Elaine Miller
(Chicago, IL) works through painting to navigate the distance between the roar of our world and the stillness of nature. The traditions of the landscape genre are used to express the many layers of reality and our deep interconnections.
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