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The Sustainability Virtual Art Residency, in collaboration with MANGO, empowers artists to develop new projects centered on the residency’s thematic focus: SUSTAINABILITY. This residency provides dedicated time and space for artists, whether emerging or established, who imagine a more sustainable and equitable future, and it cultivates a collaborative community where like-minded artists can connect and create together.
Over [X] weeks, participants met weekly to discuss ideas, critique concepts, and share resources and knowledge, fostering mutual support and project enhancement.
This is the first exhibition of the Sustainability residency, and we are thrilled to showcase the projects developed by each artist. Through the power of art and the brilliance of these artists, prepare to be moved, informed, and inspired to care for our lands, waters, and communities.
The Sustainability Virtual Art Residency supports artists who imagine a more sustainable and equitable future. The program welcomes creators exploring the interconnected well-being of our lands, waters, oceans, and communities, and the environmental, social, cultural, and economic systems that shape daily life. In line with UNESCO’s Sustainable Development mission, the residency recognizes the essential role of culture and education in advancing sustainable development. Through this global virtual space, artists exchange ideas, develop new work, and contribute to more resilient and inclusive communities.
Why a map?
We chose to present the participating artists on a map because the challenges of sustainability reach across borders, and so do the ideas that respond to them. By mapping the artists, we want to show how, wherever we are, we share a stake in a more sustainable and equitable future.
Sustainability I Virtual Exhibition
We recommend viewing the map on a desktop. If you would like to see the map bigger, just click on the top right square. Every artist is placed on the map with a colored marker. When you click on the marker, you will see a window to the left of your screen with the name of the artist, their piece, the artist’s statement about their work, and a link to their website. Please click on the images so you can see the full image or video. If the artist has several pieces in the exhibition, you can scroll through them using the arrows.