#environmental-art

#environmental-art

"I realised that, as someone on their second career, as a working mother, holding it all together, I needed friends, allies," Sheppard Fidler tells The Art Newspaper.

'There is a big problem here: there is a mushroom with a disease that came in the trees, and they will die in a few years. We don't know exactly when, and if we don't find a solution for this mushroom, so we have to cut down all the trees.'

The initial bustling busyness of sounds from the glacier transitions into a gloom that evokes a sense of drowning, highlighting the glacier's imminent demise.

Since 2014, he's erected his fairytale mascots—each made from reused and repurposed materials—in parks and open spaces around the world, from Copenhagen to Miami to China.

A new public artwork in Scarborough celebrates its Roman history and marine wildlife through a large mosaic featuring local ocean creatures.

"There is a received idea that the planet or the planetary is somehow opposed to the local, and this actually doesn't make any sense once you start to investigate what the planet is, and where it is..."

"Graffiti as Resistance explores graffiti mapping in Rio de Janeiro, New Orleans, and Portland, documenting the stories and art of resistance through urban expressions of art."