An artist drawing detailed black ink figures on a white wall in a dimly lit room

How can we begin to see the invisible realities of our climate?

Bangladeshi artist Soma Surovi Jannat’s exhibition at the Ashmoleon helps viewers learn to see the invisible realities of climate change. Article by Carmen Vintro Surovi’s work embodies unique forms: Who Carries Whom? is displayed in a series of glass pillars and She Carries the River in Her Skin is drawn directly on the gallery wall. … Continue reading How can we begin to see the invisible realities of our climate?

The Myth of the Wild Swimmer, Prose by Lucy Baena

Photo by Pierre Jeanneret on Unsplash An image flashes across the screen; a young white woman wearing a dark blue swimming costume wades through clear green water, her dark blonde hair cascades down her shoulders. On either side huge boulders rise as high as cliffs dripping with green moss. She turns to look behind her … Continue reading The Myth of the Wild Swimmer, Prose by Lucy Baena