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Various groupings of green plant fibre: piled on the ground, in a container and inside a wire mesh basket.

The duo teaching about land stewardship through participatory art

Elena Kirby and Masumi Rodriguez gather both people and “invasive”-plant fibres to co-create their artworks.
Corinna vanGerwen Sep 4, 2026
Close-up of an artwork that uses beadwork to imitate the look of a mown green lawn

The sculptor digging up the politics of lawns

Through her work, multidisciplinary artist Carrie Allison interrogates the value placed on that perfect patch of grass.
Corinna vanGerwen Aug 20, 2026
Close-up of art pieces: a small deer and a person in brownish white with mushrooms emerging, standing on hardwood floor with wall behind

The artist building sculptures out of living fungi

Xiaojing Yan harnesses the power of lingzhi mushrooms to create arresting works of art.
Corinna vanGerwen Jul 30, 2026
Clothing and fabric hanging on an outdoor clothesline strung from a tree and amidst tall plants

The artist who co-performs with plants

Nicole McDonald-Fournier brings together vegetation, dirt and reclaimed textiles in her ever-evolving creative works.
Corinna vanGerwen Jun 24, 2026
art piece with coloured shapes overlaid on dark grey, with stitching lines overlaid

The artist mapping buffalo repatriation

Through her work, interdisciplinary artist Nevada Lynn connects with the buffalo and her Métis heritage.
Corinna vanGerwen Jun 1, 2026
Two people taking in a multimedia art exhibition featuring digital screens, pink lighting and plants

Meet the artists rewilding culture

Across Canada, hundreds of artists are tackling environmental issues through their creative practices. The Rewilding Arts Prize is building a community around them.
Corinna vanGerwen Apr 14, 2026
Front view of a small gallery from the sidewalk. Indoors, lights are on and people sitting around a table.

The rewilding movement needs more art

For people to take action, they need to care first. That’s where creative works can help.
Corinna vanGerwen Jan 26, 2026

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