27 international artists share their views on climate changes in the exhibition Hot Spot, hosted by the National Gallery in Rome
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Changing the world through art
Unpacking the meaning of Hot Spot, the first exhibition on art and sustainability
"Climate change leads to a change in the way we interpret many works of art, which is what we set out to do with this exhibit."Gerardo Mosquera, curator
Art and the the four elements
Nature and culture meet in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Rome
A Gallery for the Four Elements
Immerse yourself with visuals and sounds into fire, air, earth and water
Art brings us back to our roots
From endangered species to trees, climate changes in focus
See All the Artworks on View
Pass the mic to the visitors
GenZ on climate change
Big Ideas and Questions on the Future of Climate
Look up
A reflection on nature's greatness and the sky above us
The Sky Fits on a Wall
This is a site-specific artwork, that covers an entire wall in the exhibit space of the National Gallery in Rome.
Simple Tools
The artwork was made only with white marker pens.
Liquid Stars
Water floats in a dark universe, creating a sort of poetic cosmology.
In the words of the artists
Artists' take on climate change and the creative practice
Art performances you don't want to miss
Overpopulated
The increase in the population of the planet goes hand in hand with the overproduction of goods.
Overproduced
An increase in waste and rubbish is the consequence of overproduction and overpopulation.
Massive
Simple, yet eloquent, Chris Jordan's photo depicts the massiveness of rubbish.