We enter this world literally crying out for air and, with one last gasp, leave it.

‘Air’ inspired work that elicits a range of emotional responses – from fear, to rage, to the sublime.

It is no surprise that some of the artists addressed the current political situation.  If you’d like to get more involved in social and racial justice movements consider supporting organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center (https://www.splcenter.org/), the NAACP (https://www.naacp.org/) or the ACLU (https://www.aclu.org/).

Invited artist: Philip Hopper

Invited artist: Memo Salazar

Artists: LeAnn Erickson and Jake Rasmussen

Invited artists Karla Berry and Don Barth: 360 video

Invited artist: Philip Hopper

Sandra Louise Dyas

Terra firma, Gaea, Mother Earth. As humans, we are formed and grow in a watery environment but in the end, our bodily remains return to the earth.

This prompt has inspired our artists in various ways- looking to scientists for explanation or politicians for answers but always to art for release.

How can you help? Green America is one of many organizations fighting for a cleaner world and for the people who inhabit it.

Artists: LeAnn Erickson and Jake Rasmussen

The Earth is a Terrarium with cracks in its glass.

Invited artist: Memo Salazar