Ecological Art: A Call for Visionary Intervention in a Time of Crisis

Ruth Wallen

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At a time when the world is beset by ecological crises, ecological art offers inspiration, insight and innovation. This essay provides an overview of the artistic and scientific roots of the practice and illustrates the significant role that ecoart can play in the formulation, development and promulgation of a culture of sustainability.

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