In the context of the Climate Emergency, 'Creative Constellations: Atlas of Radical Hope' is a Victoria state-wide project to make visible locally focused creative projects that intersect climate, culture and community in ways that boldly envision a fair, socially and ecologically sustainable future based on respect and reciprocity.
Posters in situ, commissioned for CLIMARTE’s Poster Project, 2022. Photo: Julian Meehan
PROJECTS
CLIMARTE collaborates with artists, scientists and activists to create powerful artworks and public programs.
CURRENT PROJECT
CURRENT PROJECT
'CLIMARTE Window Reflections' is an emerging project designed to leverage the CLIMARTE Gallery’s momentum in reaching new audiences by prominently displaying beautiful and prescient artwork in prominent shop windows. More convinced than ever of the power of art to engage and inspire people to demand effective action to address the Climate Emergency, we are testing a pop-up concept to provide inclusive opportunities for artists, residents, local businesses and vacant shop owners to unite in calls for effective climate action while helping to revitalise our local public areas.
RECENT PROJECT
Monica Jahan Bose Bay of Bengal (Shad/Ilish Fish) 2017-2023 Etching, aquatint, woodblock, watercolor, and acrylic on paper, 31” x 21.5”.
'Electric Bangladesh: Fossil Free Futures' is an exhibition of artwork by five Bangladeshi artists calling on the energy giant to stop pushing new deadly fossil fuel projects in Bangladesh. The artworks depict the people of Bangladesh and their resilience as they grapple with the compounding impacts of the climate and biodiversity crises and ecocidal fossil fuel projects. 1 - 4 August 2023 Proudly presented by CLIMARTE and commissioned by Market Forces.
RECENT PROJECT
Benedict Sibley ‘Citriodora’ Compressed charcoal on Arches, 102.5 x 78.5 cm
TREE
CLIMARTE is mounting an exhibition of artworks that depict and communicate a City of Melbourne’s tree and its experience of life. The trees are from the City of Melbourne’s celebrated Urban Forest project. Life has a layered dialogue with trees in the city context.