Informational Resources 

Summary of how art is putting a spotlight on rising sea levels

“Recent research shows that globally up to 630 million people live on land below projected annual flood levels, at risk of rising sea levels by 2100 – compared to roughly 250 million at present.”

Report from IPCC on Cities and Settlements by the sea

Artistic Inspiration

Photography gallery by Anastasia Samoylova

Waters Rising: A View From Our Backyard

FloodZone - Photos of exhibit here

In these exhibits, Samoylova works to expose through photography the effect of water levels rising, but she does not want to alarm her audience. Instead, she included information about tangible ways to make personal change in counteracting climate change.

Art exhibit by Kadir van Lohuizen

Rising Tides: The Human Costs of the Climate Crisis

Project by Sarah Cameron Sunde

Nine site specific time lapse videos showing the movement of the ocean’s tide 

Public Art in Boston

Demonstrating how high sea-levels will become

Contemporary Arts Installations

Highlighting how rising sea levels effect ecology

Climate Change in the world of Contemporary Art