An art project to reflect on the ecological emergency
and the human predicament,
and to envision a desirable future.
The proJect is supported by the MAHB and the Post carbon Institute.
biMonthly Art Call & Online Exhibitions
CURRENT Exhibition
Featured artists:
KIRSTEN AABOE (US), CHRISTINA CONKLIN (US), ALISON LEE COUSLAND (AUSTRALIA), YVONNE C. ESPINOZA (US), RIES FAISON (US), MICHELE GUIEU (US), DEBORAH KENNEDY (US), NANCY D LANE (AUSTRALIA), ROSALIND LOWRY (IRELAND), MONA NAESS (NORWAY), MEREDITH NEMIROV (US), TERRI HUGUES OELRICH (US), ANA MARTINEZ ORIZONDO (US), QUIN DE LA MER (US), BRENNA QUINLAN (AUSTRALIA), SUSAN SMITH (US), KIM TANZER (US), ANDREA RUEDY TRIMBLE (US), MARCELA VILLASENOR (US), EILEEN WOLD (US), GORDON WOOD (US), ANNE YONCHA (US)
Current Art Call
What’s Next for Earth was created by multidisciplinary eco-artist and art educator Michele Guieu in 2020. Nearly two dozen art calls focused on the Human Predicament have been proposed to the art community, with more than 120 artists from around the world responding. The art calls follow the Think Resilience short course from the Post Carbon Institute, a leading resource on the intersecting challenges of our time and what might come next.
What’s Next for Earth is supported by the MAHB and the Post Carbon Institute
The MAHB is an initiative of Stanford University, bringing the best science to civil society.
The Millennium Alliance for Humanity and the Biosphere is a meeting place for global civil society — citizens concerned with the interconnections among the greatest threats to human well-being: this is the human predicament.