Arts and Climate Change with Nicole Kelner
A space for art, climate storytelling, and creative reflection. Discover practical tools to use art for climate communication, going offline, and living a more creative life.
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Lost and found memories (opens the original)
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I’m writing this in my best friend’s apartment in Greenpoint. I moved out of New York 2 months ago and, have been (shockingly) loving living in the suburbs with my family. This revelation has made me question my entire life and where I want to move next. I’m here for NY Climate Week, the craziest week of the year for those of us in the climate world. And I’m grateful to spend time with my very busy best friend Melina.Staying connected to New YorkMelina is currently organizing Greenpoint Stoopfes
How I got my screen time to 1 hour a day (opens the original)
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Before I dive into how I got my screen time to 1 hour a day, I wanted to share exciting news: Unplug OS is officially live in the App Store today!! You can download it here.<img alt="" class="sizing-
Creative Recommendations from August (opens the original)
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Hi friends,It’s time for my Creative Recommendations from August! These are just for my lovely ~patrons~ aka my paying subscribers. Each month, I curate my favorite things I’ve been reading, learning, watching, and making art with. If you want to upgrade to receive these once a month, you’d make my day 🥰This newsletter is made with lots of love and creativity. If you’d like to support more climate art, please consider becoming a free or paid subscrib
Do I want kids? (opens the original)
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Ok friends, this is the most vulnerable piece of writing I’ve shared publicly. If you could give me a little digital hug, that would be great because I’m nervous to press publish over here.I’ve been trying to figure out if I want to have kids or not.I just turned 33, and have realized this is the time I need to be thinking deeply about this question. But real talk, every time I think about it, the scene from Broad City about marriage flashes through my head.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewabl
Creative Recommendations from July (opens the original)
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Hi friends,It’s time for my Creative Recommendations from July! These are just for my lovely ~patrons~ aka my paying subscribers. Each month, I curate my favorite things I’ve been reading, learning, watching, and making art with. If you want to upgrade to receive these once a month, you’d make my day 🥰 Before we dive in, I have a special announcement:I’m leading a Quiet Time activity at Third Nature, an adult summer camp I absolutely love. I’ve gone to 5 adult summer camps, and this one is by fa
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