Art about change people

Activating the next wave of ocean leaders through the arts, science, and advocacy.

Dan Barry's artworks often explore themes of life’s difficult times and mortality

I think of deforestation in this picture because it shows how the tree looked before and now after it was burnt or torn down. I think this picture is also creative.

I worry about our collective mental health and well-being. I worry about what this is doing to our brain chemistry — if the use of social media and all the hate therein is fundamentally changing our brains at a molecular level that will get passed down to the next generations. Read the blog here: https://amberwardell.com/02172024/1468/mental-health/social-media-gives-and-takes-in-equal-measure-why-our-mental-health-is-in-the-shitter/

The issues holding women back in the workplace are immeasurably larger than any individual. While a single individual may well be able to take certain measures to advance her career within the exis…

Figurative artist Leah Kelly works with oils, acrylics and charcoal to merge portraiture and surrealism. An unusual combination of faces and bodies in a representational art style is used to express emotions and experiences common within the female experiences. Women’s suffering, power, and emotions are expressed- translated through original ideas and compositions, or retellings of iconic imagery.

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