Art Exhibitions Address Climate Change Issues

Art institutions are increasingly addressing their environmental impact while showcasing art related to climate change. The Hammer Museum's exhibition 'Breath(e) Toward Climate and Social Justice' highlights ecological degradation through various artworks while adopting sustainable practices in its operations. Esther Horvath's photo exhibition 'Night Stars of the Arctic' captures the human stories behind climate research in a Norwegian village, aiming to inspire the younger generation. Meanwhile, Rice University's immersive installation 'Climate Parliament' presents diverse voices on climate issues, including local residents affected by environmental changes. Additionally, the Lahore Biennale creatively utilizes public spaces to engage with the climate crisis through contemporary art, emphasizing the region's historical challenges with extreme weather. These initiatives reflect a broader commitment across the art world to merge artistic expression with urgent climate conversations.