Carrie Ziegler 12/6/21 Carrie Ziegler 12/6/21

Upcoming Virtual Presentation! Climate Art in Action

Carrie Ziegler 12/4/21 Carrie Ziegler 12/4/21

A Bold Statement for Climate Justice in Olympia, Washington

Hope, wonder, satisfaction, amazement, reverie. These are just a few words people shared upon seeing the completed Climate Justice Mural on Olympic Way. Read more about the Climate Justice Mural in Olympia, Washingtonn.

Carrie Ziegler 11/5/21 Carrie Ziegler 11/5/21

Fear of Failure or Fear of Success?

I was asked the other day what I would tell beginning artists and activists about how to overcome the fear of failure. Read on to see what I discovered within myself.

Carrie Ziegler 6/16/21 Carrie Ziegler 6/16/21

Meet the Climate Justice Mural Project Design Team!

Carrie, Imani, Ahna, George, Darishma, and Karina will co-facilitate the Mural Design Workshop and collaboratively craft the final design for the Climate Justice Mural Project.

Click to learn more about each artist!

Carrie Ziegler 6/15/21 Carrie Ziegler 6/15/21

You’re Invited! Climate Justice Mural Design Workshop

Who: YOU! We want to hear your perspectives and ideas!
What: Climate Justice Mural Design Workshop
When: June 26, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM with social time until 12:30 PM
Where: Priest Point Park, Shelter #3

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!

Carrie Ziegler 6/1/21 Carrie Ziegler 6/1/21

Call for Artists: Climate Justice Mural Project

Thurston Climate Action Team is seeking up to 4 artists to participate in the design process for the 2021 Climate Justice Mural Project. Each selected artist will attend 2 design workshops either in person or via Zoom and will receive a stipend of $175 for their participation.

During the first design workshop…

Carrie Ziegler 5/21/21 Carrie Ziegler 5/21/21

The Climate Justice Mural Project

In these times of multiple overlapping crises upending our ability to live our daily lives, art has a unique, critical, and powerful role to play. It can help us to bring forth our full humanity, even as we struggle with what is sometimes unthinkable. This is true of the triple crises we currently face: climate change, the COVID pandemic, and racial injustice. This spring and summer, we are creating an opportunity for members of the Olympia public to better come to terms with these crises using the power of art, and then using that new power, to determine steps we will take towards creating a world where each of us, our children, and our grandchildren can thrive.