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Full-Text Articles in Environmental Studies
Moral Obligations Of The Artist In A Global Warming World, Marguerite Manteau-Rao
Moral Obligations Of The Artist In A Global Warming World, Marguerite Manteau-Rao
SWITCH
In this feature, Manteau-Rao reflects on her personal journey from traditional object-based art to a more environmentally conscious practice, questioning the moral responsibilities of artists in a time of climate crisis. She argues that while art has long been seen as essential to society, global warming demands a shift in priorities - toward survival and sustainability.
The Power Of One, Curtis Baffico
The Power Of One, Curtis Baffico
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In this article, Baffico shares his personal story of leaving the corporate world to create One Buck for the Planet, a donation-based social network that helps support environmental organizations. Baffico encourages individuals to give just $1 and spread the word, creating a ripple effect of global giving.
Artists Working With The Earth In Mind, Ed Dean
Artists Working With The Earth In Mind, Ed Dean
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This article explores the work of artist Dan Peterman, who uses recycled materials to create art that promotes sustainability and mutual care between people and the environment. Peterman’s work invites reflection and reuse and blends creativity, community engagement, and environmental consciousness. This article also describes his transformation of an old recycling site into the Experimental Station, a community-focused space for collaboration and renewal.
Architectural Sustainability, Mike Lowell
Architectural Sustainability, Mike Lowell
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This article explores how architecture is evolving to be more sustainable, responsive, and integrated with the environment. Contemporary architects consider local communities, ecological impact, and energy efficiency. The author discusses examples like Morphosis, Herzog + Partner, and MVRDV, who design with environmental and social responsibility in mind.
Eco-Poetry, Julia Butterfly Hill
Eco-Poetry, Julia Butterfly Hill
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This piece shares three poems by Julia Butterfly Hill. Her poems explore connections between people, nature, spirit, and justice.
Carbon Neutral? Exploring Electronic Waste., Jessica Issler
Carbon Neutral? Exploring Electronic Waste., Jessica Issler
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This interview with Ted Smith, founder of the Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, explores the environmental and human health issues caused by electronic waste and toxic materials in the tech industry. Smith discusses his advocacy work, experiences meeting global leaders, and the efforts needed to make the electronics industry more sustainable. He shares insights on policy change, personal eco-practices, and the need for public access to environmental data.
Green Graphics, Teck Liew, Vivian Mak
Green Graphics, Teck Liew, Vivian Mak
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In this interview, graphic designer Brian Dougherty discusses the meaning and impact of green design. As cofounder of Celery Design Collaborative, Dougherty shares how his team integrates environmental responsibility into the design process. He explains how designers can lead by example, creating value beyond cost savings.
Front Matter: Issue 25, Danielle Siembieda
Front Matter: Issue 25, Danielle Siembieda
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Front matter for Volume 25 of SWITCH. This issue explores how artists are rethinking their relationship with the environment and technology. It challenges readers to go beyond buzzwords like “green” and examine sustainability in deeper, more meaningful ways. Contributors from many backgrounds discuss the impact of art-making on the planet, the influence of environmental issues on creative practice, and the role of technology in shaping a more sustainable future.