Art, Ecology & Climate Change: Books & Other Resources

Anthropocene by Edward Burtynsky (By (photographer), Text by); Suzaan Boettger (Text by); Nick De Pencier (Text by); Jennifer Baichwal (Text by)

Art and Climate by Gabriele Spindle; Hemma Schmutz; Raimar Stange; Jennifer Allora; Guillermo Calzadilla The Art and Climate catalog presents a wide spectrum of artwork dealing with climate change: critical analysis, provocative warning, or illustrating alternative ways of life.

Art and Climate Change by Maja Fowkes

Art and Ecology Now by Andrew Brown The first survey of its kind to explore contemporary art that focuses on ecology. From land art and earthworks in the 1960s to conceptual art of the new millennium, ecology-focused art has been a prominent genre in the art world for decades.

Art Nature Dialogues: interviews with environmental artists by John K. Grande

Cecilia Vicuña: about to Happen by Cecilia Vicuna (Artist); Lucy R. Lippard (Text by); Andrea Andersson (Text by); Julia Bryan-Wilson (Text by); Macarena Gomez-Barris (Text by)

Critical Zones: the science and politics of landing on earth by Bruno Latour (Editor); Peter Weibel (Editor)

Dear Earth: Art and Hope in a Time of Crisis by Ralph Rugoff (Foreword by); Andrea Bowers (Contribution by); Imani Jacqueline Brown (Contribution by); Agnes Denes (Contribution by); J. Drew Lanham (Interviewer)

Eco-Visionaries: art, architecture, and new media after the Anthropocene

Far Field by Andrea Polli; Jane D. Marsching (Editor) Amply illustrated and including fascinating first person accounts of projects at the poles, this cutting-edge volume will have important implications for contemporary cultural studies and the critical study of climate change.

Landscape into eco art : articulations of nature since the '60s by Mark Cheetham

The Routledge Companion to Contemporary Art Visual Culture and Climate Change by T. J. Demos; Emily Eliza Scott; Subhankar Banerjee

Yes Naturally: How Art Saves the World by Ine Gevers (Editor); Jean Fisher (Text by); Donna Haraway (Text by); Tim Ingold (Text by); Ike Kamphof (Text by) Yes Naturally shows how culture and nature reinforce each other and in the process create new conditions for a better world. In Yes Naturally artists and thinkers invite us to jettison our formulaic notions of nature, culture and technology; they make us look at ourselves, our society and our interaction with the earth in a different way.

MLA Handbook, 9th Edition by The Modern Language Association of America

The Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition