Hip Hop and Storytelling on the theme of immigration, in New Haven, CT, USA.

Here's an article about public art works by by Shamsia Hassani, a painter who has taught at Kabul University.

Martha Savage, an artist in New Haven, CT, USA has made a series of cards promoting community resilience and response to COVID....

The world is awash with refugees, and this is just the beginning. Climate change is likely to create a global refugee crisis the likes of...

Growhouse by Marie Brett, part of a multisensory installation at Cork Midsummer Festival. Photograph: Jed Niezgoda

Photographer and artist Jörg Gläscher transformed his own concerns about the spread of the virus into a compelling land art project in...

Developer Bruce Becker is saving the iconic Pirelli building in New Haven and making it an icon of sustainability.

Artist Manuel Maratto makes a point about LGBQT+ rights via a stairway mural in Sardinia, Italy.

Inspired by Mount Rushmore, ‘Mount Recyclemore’ is a giant sculpture of the G7 leaders’ heads made entirely of discarded electronics...

A painting by Leila Daw, a New Haven artist who has made sustainability one of her key themes.

This painting by artist Chris Britz, painted in 1986, captures the bizarreness and destructiveness of American culture's...

Amplifier, a social arts group, has been paying artists to create powerful pro-vaccination posters. Check out the amazing collection of...

A master composter in New Haven is on a mission to transform what the city's people do with their organic waste. Domingo Medina, founder...

Sea level rise is coming, and it's going to impact everybody who lives in a tidal zone. This short video tells how Jonathan Waters and...

Pivot Projects' Stephen Hinton modifies Hamlet's speech to address climate change

by Shiloh Sophia McCloud

Safe Streets New Haven painted a major intersection in this US city of 130,000 people, symbolically linking parts of town that have very...

Editorial cartoonist Ted Littleford, from New Haven, CT expresses the worldwide impact of COVID in a simple drawing.

Here's a wonderful poem about the power of kindness by poet Naomi Shahib. Written in 1952, it has tremendous relevance today.

Sarah Joseph, a member of the Pivot Projects Faiths workstream, found this wonderful article comparing indigenous artwork and images...