Images from Past Exhibits at the NCAR Art-Science Gallery
The groundbreaking Indigenous photography exhibition, Preserving Our Place: Knowledge is Power, featured the importance of culture and lifeways and the consequences of the climate crisis. It celebrates the work of two Indigenous photographers: Chantel Comardelle, Tribal Executive Secretary of the Jean Charles Choctaw Nation, Louisiana and Dennis Davis, community artist of the Native Inupiat Village, Shishmaref, Alaska. Additional photography was taken by and/or is provided courtesy of Pete Mueller, Nathan Jessee, and Thomson Reuters.
Shared Skies, an exhibit by Los Angeles-based artist Kim Abeles, combined photographs of the sky taken all over the world.
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Artist Kim Abeles installs 60 Days of Los Angeles Sky Patch in the NCAR Art-Science Gallery. Each day she made an acrylic painting on paper to match the sky color in Los Angeles.
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In her exhibit, Hard Rain Revelations, Boulder-based artist Jane McMahan explored how the water cycle is changing in response to climate change, photographing rice paper in environments affected by changing water availability.
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The Plastic Ocean Project exhibit was created by Bonnie Monteleone from University of North Carolina-Wilmington from plastic collected during oceanographic expeditions and from the North Carolina coast.
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To See Things Differently showcased photography by Kerry Koepping and other Arctic Arts Project photographers, documenting change that they witness in the Arctic due to climate change.
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Artist Kim Abeles worked with middle school students in Boulder, Colorado, to collect and exhibit smog on dinner plates.
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A juried show of student photography related to the theme of resilience was organized by EcoArts Connections.
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