Art for Earth's Sake

Artist Laurel Roth Hope stitches costumes to disguise ubiquitous birds as extinct species.

Mbongeni Buthelezi “paints” with plastic—and the results are stunning.

A public art installation by Luftwerk puts Antarctica’s climate change woes at the center of urban life.

Who knew the unassuming male pufferfish is one of nature’s greatest artists?

On Australia’s Cape York Peninsula, artists weave deadly “ghost nets” into totems.

Maskbook invites people around the world to express their environmental anxieties.

A public photography exhibit at Brooklyn Bridge Park introduces city dwellers to the amazing marine life of the New York Bight.

Josh Keyes’s images of graffitied wilderness reflect a profound sense of environmental anxiety.

Hannah Rothstein’s grim tourism posters are a call to action, in a time when the president is pillaging our public lands.

Biologist and writer David George Haskell discusses his new book, The Songs of Trees, and the importance of tuning in.