This online supplement, guest edited by TJ Demos, advances the thematic engagement of the Contemporary Art and the Politics of Ecology special issue (available here) with six online essays on visualizations of climate change and the alternatives to it; artist-generated research platforms from the Midwestern United States to the Arctic ice fields; an emerging social-enviromental movement around Argentina’s ports; America’s urban farms; and an expanded conception of bio-aesthetic practice.
A retrospective review tracing the diverse influences on David Craven (pictured left) and his practice of a socially-engaged art history.