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Resident Showcase: Hem & Jaleo: An Evening of Upcycled Fashion and Flamenco
Join us for an unforgettable evening of creativity, style, and rhythm! Hem & Jaleo is a unique event that combines the magic of upcycled fashion with the passion of flamenco. Get ready to be amazed as talented textile artist, Mira Musank, showcases her innovative creations made from rescued materials along with the stylings of extraordinary
the Body + the Land: Community Audio Art Archive in the Bay Area
We all know our environment and our health are connected, but how? What does birdsong do for our mood? How does living with frequent earthquakes change our imaginations? What do we
Climate Gallery Artist Talk & VR Tour with Mira Musank
The Climate Gallery’s exhibition entitled, “A Study in Artivism,” kicked off the online exhibition with Mira’s artist talk and a tour of her textile art gallery. Watch the recorded 30-minute
ARTIST FOCUS: Mira Musank of Fafafoom Studio
This continues Climate Creative’s look at artists and how their work helps save the Earth. Climate Creative is thrilled to announce the addition of Mira Musank as our 2023 Artist
ARTIST FOCUS: Rachel Beck of Newd Elements
This is the first of what will be an occasional series on Climate Creative about artists who are using their talents to make the world a better place. Rachel Beck
The Future of Food
The Vision The 3 E’s to guide the future of food The food of the future is dependent on the future of food, and vice versa. Climate change – one
Biomimicry & The Future of Design
What is Biomimicry? Biomimicry is the act of observing nature to learn from it’s innate problem-solving abilities. We can use what we learn from nature to solve everyday design issues
ZacPack: Reduce Packaging Waste
The Vision Reducing packaging waste ZacPak Backpacks are the new grocery store essential accessory. All grocery stores have made the switch to zero-waste and single-use packaging is no longer available
One Nation Over Plastic
The Vision Making sustainable packaging accessible for all We’re underwhelmed by plastic – to say the least. The future of takeout will be a mix of reusable and sustainable one-time-use
