Imagination Infrastructure (Fort McMurray/Wood Buffalo):
A small group of committed collaborators have continued building what has been described as “imagination infrastructure.” Rather than relying on a single large funding source, the work has been sustained through successive small grants, local partnerships, and long-term relationships, allowing conversations about climate, culture, and community futures to continue over time.
Indigenous Curatorial Collective:
The Indigenous Curatorial Collective holds a regional gathering in Ottawa, including a community gathering at Gallery 101 designed to bring together artists, cultural workers, and community members for conversation, connection, and relationship building outside of formal conference structures.
An initiative documenting how performing arts festivals, theatre companies, and arts organizations are responding to climate impacts. The initiative has developed an environmental scan to map out economic effects and vulnerabilities, and tools needed for the assessment of adaptation.
Women Eco Artists Dialog (WEAD):
Focuses on women’s unique perspective in ecological and social justice. Their website presents a gallery of ecoartists’ work, connects artists and curators with exhibition opportunities, and a home for the WEAD Magazine.
Artists Working With Environment:
An international network of artists doing work engaging with nature, ecology, environment, climate, and futures.
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