Arts & Culture
These pieces investigate how artists and cultural movements are influencing policy and practice using interdisciplinarity, emotion, and humanity.
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Arts & Culture, Elyza Bruce, Summer 2023, What We’re Reading
What We’re Reading: “Meltwater” by Claire Wahmanholm
In the poetry collection “Meltwater,” Claire Wahmanholm poignantly articulates the grief, anxiety, and uncanniness of ecological disaster and explores what it means to raise children in a world threatened by climate change.
September 11, 2023
Arts & Culture, Cecilia Cassidy, Summer 2023
Nature, Crisis, Consequence: Using the Past to Rethink Environmental Change
Common Home editor Cecilia Cassidy reviews an innovative art exhibit by the New York Historical Society.
September 9, 2023
Arts & Culture, Elyza Bruce, Rebecca Rutstein, Summer 2023
Rebecca Rutstein, an interdisciplinary artist, and Elyza Bruce, Common Home Editor, discuss artistic process and the interconnected synergy between science and the fine arts.
August 28, 2023
Arts & Culture, Fall 2022, Marion Cassidy, Sustainability
Re-Made in Cambodia, an Eco-Friendly Fashion Show
Georgetown alumna and current Fulbright grantee Alyssa Kardos Loera gives Common Home a behind the scenes look at how she creates a sustainable Cambodian-centric fashion show in Phnom Penh.
October 2, 2022
Arts & Culture, Climate Change, Fall 2022, Marion Cassidy
October 17, 2022
Arts & Culture, Climate Change, Environmental Justice, Erin Cline, Fall 2022
October 17, 2022
Arts & Culture, Fall 2022, Marion Cassidy, What We’re Watching
What We’re Watching: Connections Between Humanity and Nature
October 17, 2022