Communicating climate change through silk painting
The Making of a Parachute Shroud
The Once and Future Salt Marsh Lecture
at Peabody Essex Museum, September 23, 2022
May Day! May Day! May Day!
May Day! May Day! May Day!
Arts and Climate Change On May 1, 2020, Artists Susan Quateman and Leslie Bartlett were joined by moderator Meri Jenkins in an online conversation on their approaches to climate art and science, working with silk and dyes and photography. This public conversation focused on ways for the community to take action on climate change. It was organized by Gloucester’s Sawyer Free Library and the Gloucester Cultural Initiative.
Landscape as Inspiration: the Creative Great Marsh
Great Marsh Coalition Symposium, November 2018
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"A Deeper Perspective into Places”/ Art, Resilience and Conservation on the North Shore | HuffPost
#Art4Climate Combining Arts to Reflect Resilience to Climate Change
A Silk Painter and a Photographer Collaborate to Address Climate Change – Artists & Climate Change
sustainablepractice.org-Silk Painting Photography and Climate Change