The cover of the Aug 21, 2020 issue of the environmental journal One Earth features the Environmental Graphiti piece Pathways for Reducing Emissions.
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THE ONTARIO SCIENCE CENTRE, ONE OF THE WORLD'S LEADING SCIENCE MUSEUMS, HAS ACQUIRED FIVE PIECES OF ENVIRONMENTAL GRAPHITI ART.
The University of Chicago has 2 pieces that will be installed in its new sustainability institute in 2020 and catalogued by the Smart Museum of Art.
The University of Alberta, CA has acquired 6 pieces.
Kenyon College, OH has acquired 4 pieces.
McGill University in Montreal, CA has acquired a piece to be displayed at its Geographic Information Centre.
Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, IL has acquired 4 pieces for its sustainability “hub”.
Ramapo College of New Jersey has acquired 4 pieces, 3 to hang in the conference room of its Office of Sustainability and the fourth to be given as a gift.
An Environmental Graphiti painting is on permanent display at the Margaret B. Lee Science Building at Oakton Community College, Des Plaines, Il.
Environmental Graphiti art is exhibited on R Graph Gallery, an international website created by artist and statistician Yan Holtz.
The art is displayed in a rotating exhibit at The Northbrook Public Library.
The art was featured at the October, 2017 annual conference of AASHE (The Association for the Advance of Sustainability in Higher Education). Universities and colleges were invited to bid to receive artwork based on the amount of exposure the pieces would receive on the school's campus. Over 50 bids were submitted.
The following universities bid for and received pieces for permanent display on their campuses:
Algonquin College, Ontario Canada
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
Colgate University, Hamilton, NY
Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, CO
Delta College, University Center, MI
Duke University, Durham, NC
Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic CT
Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
Furman University, Greenville, SC
Hillsborough Community College, Tampa, FL
Indiana University, IN
Purdue University, IN
Kenyon College, Gambier, OH
Montana State University, Bozeman, MT
Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA
Pittsburg State University, Pittsburgy KS
Ramapo College of New Jersey
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
Southwestern University, Georgetown TX
Univeristy at Albany, SUNY, Albany NY
University of Chicago, Chicago IL
University of San Diego, San Diego CA
University of Hawaii System, Honolulu CA
University of Texas, Austin TX
University of Texas, San Antonio TX
University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point WI
Virginia Wesleyan University, Virginia Beach VA
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester MA
THE ART IS FEATURED ON THE COVER OF THE MAJOR REPORT, “GLOBAL WARMING OF 1.5C”, RELEASED BY THE IPCC, THE PREMIER CLIMATE SCIENCE ORGANIZATION SPONSORED JOINTLY BY THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE WORLD METEROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION. See the page on IPCC website
Environmental Graphiti art is shown behind the MainStage at the COP 24 Conference (December 2018) in Katowice, Poland and was featured in a Conference presentation: Challenges of Climate education and the Role of the IPCC and UNFCCC.
The art will be featured in a special exhibition at the AASHE conference in San Antonio, Texas. The conference is considered the "gold standard" of sustainability conferences in higher education.
A solo exhibit of Environmental Graphiti art is on display at the Brushwood Gallery in the beautiful Ryerson Nature Center in Riverwoods, Illinois. At the opening reception on June 11, Field Museum climate change ecologist, Dr. Katherine Moore Powell, discussed the history of the science of climate change, and some of the major research milestones, incorporating the art and graphs from the exhibit into the discussion.
A solo exhibition is planned at the Brushwood Gallery at the Ryerson Woods in Deerfield June 11 - July 31. Opening Reception June 11 from 1-3pm.
At the Opening:
To further enrich the dialogue between art and science that Environmental Graphiti™ has created, Brushwood Center has invited Field Museum Climate Change Ecologist, Dr. Katherine Moore Powell to speak. Dr. Moore Powell has studied the ecology and hydrology of wetlands in Florida, the effect of changing seasonal rain patterns on carbon and water cycling in grasslands in Colorado, and is now developing a climate change adaptation plan for the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Her June 11 talk, The Faces Behind the Graphs, will explore the people behind the research that supports climate change. Although there are decades of research and thousands of publications behind the data that support climate change research, there is usually little known about the people who have worked so hard to study the Earth and its many complex systems. Their stories will parallel the story of climate change, and the inspiration for the art.
Free. No registration required. Exhibition runs June 11 – July 31, 2017.
Environmental Graphiti will return to this festive annual event in support of the Evanston Ecology Center.
Environmental Graphiti will participate in the University of Chicago's premiere event showcasing sustainable organizations, programs, and initiatives from the campus and local community. William Echkhardt Research Center, 5640 South Ellis Avenue, Chicago (North lobby)
A joint presentation of ART and SCIENCE by the artist, Alisa Singer, and Loyola University Professor of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Chris Peterson - Northbrook Public Library, 7:00pm.
In celebration of Earth Month, Environmental Graphiti art will be on display at various locations at Northwestern University's Evanston and downtown law school campuses during the month of April. Reception at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, Friday April 14, 4 -6 (Atrium at the Arthur Rubloff Building, 375 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago) Read about the exhibit.
The art will be auctioned as part of an annual fundraiser for the University of Illinois - Chicago School of Public Health at Navy Pier.
Environmental Graphiti will be returning to the Loyola University Chicago Climate Change Conference.
The art will be featured at the Go Green Wilmette annual environmental fair, Michigan Shores Club, 911 Michigan Avenue, Wilmette, 12-4pm.
An exhibition is planned at the ARC Gallery in Chicago. Opening Reception March 3 from 6-9pm.
A solo exhibition is on display at Oakton Community College, First Floor Lobby, Lee Center, Des Plaines Campus.