Ellen C. Caldwell | ECLAIRE.me

Eco-Art: Where Art Meets Education

Environmental art is an urgent call to action: visitors hopefully will be moved enough to both learn and change habits in order to decrease their environmental footprint(s) on earth. Reactions to Eco-art are often complicated, comprised of a juxtaposition of feelings — aesthetically pleasing, depressing, instructive, foreboding, compelling, informative, deeply moving, and hopefully deeply motivating.

Andy Hughes, Ann T. Rosenthal, arts writing, Cynthia Minet, eco-art, environmental art, Ethics and the Environment, gyre, GYRE: The Plastic Ocean, JSTOR Daily, museums, The Journal of Museum Education, Tiffany Holmes

Artists Respond to Plastic Ocean Pollution

We deposit 8 million metric tons of plastic ocean pollution every year. See how artists are addressing this environmental crisis.

Ellen C. Caldwell | ECLAIRE.me

Eco-Art: Where Art Meets Education

Artists Respond to Plastic Ocean Pollution

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