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May 1, 2019
2 min

Meet Kristin Osgood Lamelas, Our Newest Affiliated Artist!

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Kristin Osgood Lamelas, whose mixed-media paintings explore the connection between climate change, our bodies, and the earth. Read the Q&A below to get to know the newest artist in the Alliance family! Climate Science Alliance (Alliance): Have you always known you wanted to be an artist? Kristin Osgood Lamelas (Kristin): As a child, I remember getting in trouble for coloring outside the lines, then spent my elementary years copying coloring boo

Register today for the Idyllwild Arts Summer Program!

Apr 25, 2019
1 min

Our partners at Idyllwild Arts are now enrolling for their 2019 Summer Program. Scholarships are available for Native American Teens and Kids, as well as Native American Adults who are teachers, artists, or community leaders. Learn more on the blog today! The Idyllwild Arts Summer Program provides high caliber arts instruction and memorable arts immersion workshops to a diverse student population of all ages and abilities. Nearly 2,000 children, youth, adults and families par

Apr 24, 2019
2 min

Meet Andrew Rosales, Our Newest Affiliated Artist!

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Andrew Rosales, who creates portraits of local species with paper, scissors, and a touch of glue. Read the Q&A below to get to know the newest artist in the Alliance family! Climate Science Alliance (Alliance): What inspired you to create the "Rock, Paper, Scissors" series? Andrew Rosales (Andrew): The “Rock, Paper, Science” series was created to highlight 16 species that are currently, or may become endangered, due to continued loss of habitat

Apr 23, 2019
1 min

"Visualizing the Future" on Display at the Rancho Peñasquitos Library

“Visualizing the Future,” a collaboration between the Climate Science Alliance and the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve, is now on display at the Rancho Peñasquitos Library till June 17th! “Visualizing the Future,” a collaboration between the Climate Science Alliance and the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve, is now on display at the Rancho Peñasquitos Library till June 17th, 2019. Created by Climate Science Alliance Affiliated Artist, Audrey

Apr 19, 2019
2 min

Climate Science Alliance and Partners are Going to NAF!

The Climate Science Alliance team and a few of our partners are heading to Madison, Wisconsin for this week’s 2019 National Adaptation Forum. Stay tuned for updates! The Climate Science Alliance (Alliance) team and a few of our partners will be presenting at this week’s 2019 National Adaptation Forum (NAF), from April 23-25. This will be the 5th year the Alliance has been involved in NAF programming. Registration is still open! Register here: http://www.nationaladaptationforu

Apr 17, 2019
2 min

Meet Margo Wallace, Our Newest Affiliated Artist!

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Margo Wallace, a natural and scientific illustrator who instructs Mural Arts in Tuscon, Arizona. Read the Q&A below to get to know the newest artist in the Alliance family! Climate Science Alliance (Alliance): Have you always wanted to be an artist? Margo Wallace (Margo): I think that I’ve always found art to be comforting since I was young. As I’ve grown older, I’ve found ways to incorporate the medium into both my personal and professional li

Apr 16, 2019
1 min

Art of Change Highlighted in Living Coast's Newest Exhibition

The Climate Science Alliance, with pieces from our Art of Change collection, is excited to participate in the newest exhibition at the Living Coast Discovery Center. Through exciting interactive exhibits, nature-influenced art, and new animal ambassadors, SEA the Change seeks to inspire new ideas for making a difference in the community. The Climate Science Alliance, with pieces from our Art of Change collection, is excited to participate in the newest exhibition at the Livin

Apr 8, 2019
3 min

Meet Leah Keane, Our Newest Affiliated Artist!

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Leah Keane, a local folk singer/songwriter who creates music that is both captivating and relatable. Leah recently performed for the 2019 San Diego Climate Summit attendees at the Sunset Reception. Read the Q&A below to get to know the newest artist in the Alliance family! Climate Science Alliance (Alliance): Have you always known you wanted to make music? Leah Keane (Leah): My parents got me started in music at age three with piano lessons. I

Feb 22, 2019
1 min

Proposal Submissions for RISE Art Exhibition due March 1st!

The Climate Science Alliance, in collaboration with partners of the 2019 Southwestern Tribal Climate Change Summit, invites artists, curators, and cultural, community, or educational organizations working in all media to submit art proposals that celebrate resilience and overcoming insurmountable odds in the face of our changing climate. Over the last year we have witnessed first hand the dramatic impacts of our changing climate. Devastating wildfires, drought, and extreme he

Feb 8, 2019
3 min

Meet Oriana Poindexter, Our Newest Affiliated Artist!

Our newest Affiliated Artist is Oriana Poindexter, an artist and fisheries scientist who takes her camera above and below the ocean's surface. Read the Q&A below to get to know the newest artist in the Alliance family! Climate Science Alliance (Alliance): As a photographer, was the marine environment always your main subject? Oriana Poindexter (Oriana): I was introduced to photography by a darkroom class in high school, and growing up in Laguna Beach, the ocean was an obvious

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