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Warning pole near grassy path with trees and wooden fence in the background.
Jul 26 2024, JULIE THIBODEAUX

Liveable Arlington to debut short film on local frack fight

Liveable Arlington will premiere a short film by Michael Rowley on Saturday, July 27, at 4 p.m. at UT Arlington, highlighting fracking impacts and grassroots advocacy. The 12-minute documentary and subsequent discussion with Rowley aim to raise awareness of urban drilling dangers and mobilize community opposition.
A serene swamp with a flying egret, water lilies, and a crocodile.
Jul 23 2024, AMY MARTIN

Book shows artist's-eye view of Texas state parks

"The Art of Texas State Parks: A Centennial Celebration, 1923–2023" is a picture book showcasing Texas state parks through artwork by 30 renowned artists. It captures the parks' landscapes and creativity while supporting the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation.
Concert choir performing on a stage with blue and green backdrop lighting.
May 15 2024, JULIE THIBODEAUX

Dallas community choir to raise voices for the environment

The Credo Community Choir will perform "Protecting Our Planet" at the Moody Performance Hall in Dallas on May 18, with concerts at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The choir's eco-themed program addresses climate change and promotes awareness and action, with tickets priced $25-$100.
Art gallery with wall silhouettes of leaping animals and framed artworks.
Dec 08 2023, AMY MARTIN

Immersive exhibit portrays endangered Texas Prairie

The Amon Carter Museum exhibit "Trespassers: James Prosek & the Texas Prairie" highlights endangered Texas prairies through immersive, exquisitely detailed art. Watercolors, sculptures, and multimedia works illustrate prairie fragmentation and wildlife displacement, stirring awareness of this vital ecosystem's plight.
Texas-themed graphic with guitars, film strips, and flowers on yellow.
Oct 19 2023, AVERY OLIVER

EarthX Film and Music Festival kicks off Friday

The EarthX Film and Music Festival, now in its seventh year, is rebranded to include films, music, and immersive experiences. Taking place in Oak Cliff, Dallas on Oct. 20-22, the three-day event aims to inspire environmental activism and community engagement through films, performances, and educational discussions.
People viewing art in a spacious gallery with high ceilings.
May 05 2023, JULIE THIBODEAUX

Climate art show reveals concerns, hopes of Texans

The 6th annual Climate Crisis Art Exhibit in Waco, hosted by Waco Friends of the Climate, showcased over 100 artworks from Texas artists, judged on climate relevance, artistic excellence, and originality. Winners are displayed online; Judi Simon received first place with a $1,000 prize.
Two hands reaching out of water under a cloudy sky.
Feb 16 2023, JULIE THIBODEAUX

Waco group says art can inspire action on climate

Waco Friends of the Climate's Climate Crisis Art Exhibit returns in person to promote climate change awareness through art. Held at Art Center Waco from April 4-29, the exhibit invites Texas artists to inspire emotional engagement and action on climate change, offering cash prizes. Submissions close April 1.
Colorfully painted person with crown, sitting on rocks by the sea under a vibrant sky.
May 05 2022, BRANDI ADDISON

Dallas designer paints picture of coral crisis

Dallas designer Breanna Cooke merges her skills in body paint and costume design with environmental activism, focusing on the coral reef crisis. Through her "artivism," she creates vibrant designs to initiate climate discussions and partners with the Glowing Glowing Gone campaign, producing sustainable activewear to promote ocean protection.
Sep 23 2021, AMY MARTIN

Austin band to perform multimedia tribute to Texas coast Saturday

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(MONTOPOLIS MUSIC INTRO - 'SURFING LOVELY')

AMY MARTIN: It can be difficult to travel to the world’s wild places. Family and work obligations, time and money constraints. So how do you get people to care about land they’ll never experience?

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