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Artists on climate change: the exhibition tackling a global crisis

At the Storm King Art Center in New York, a group of artists has come together to showcase works that cover a growing, and often ignored, issue

The week before the Storm King Art Center opened its public art exhibition on the 500-acre premises in Mountainville, New York, there was a tornado.

It was fitting considering the topic of the exhibition, Indicators: Artists on Climate Change, which features over a dozen artists who tap into climate change “and hopefully, take action to help curb its advances”, explains the curator, Nora Lawrence.

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