Rebecca Schwarz • Art & Artivism

02/29/2024

The exhibit at the Champlain College Art Gallery of Art uses plastic to help visualize the impact pollution has on the planet.

05/20/2022

Thanks to River Arts for exhibiting my art in “Art in the Time of Crisis”

Photos:

Detail of piece

Hex Ring Cycle is inspired by many nature forms + metaphors: ear, fetus, northern lights, flowers, ice crystals..

Plastic plankton glowing lights in an underwater installation of action banners to change the mess of plastics.

04/22/2022

Beach clean up Saturday 4/23 (9am Sailing Center at the Waterfront) and public trash sort (11am City Hall on Church St) with Rozalia Project. Planing to make the trash sort into a creative data visualization. Maybe it is a landscape, or school of fish, or….

https://www.facebook.com/RozaliaProject/photos/a.378816130597/10158365703030598/

04/20/2022

For the UVM Community - Looking forward to getting crafty with people at an ARTIVISM workshop Thursday 4/21 7-9pm at Brennan's.

04/12/2022

Tiny plastic debris — some so small you can't see it — has previously been found in human blood, excrement and in the depths of the ocean.

04/12/2022

Green up together with neighbors for Earth Day & Trash sort on Church st. Maybe we sort the trash into some artful data visualization??

Join us on April 23rd for a community beach cleanup and public sort. We are teaming up with for the Earth Day Festivities🌍. We will be starting at 9am at the Community Sailing Center, followed by a public sort at 11am at the Church Street Marketplace in front of City Hall. Bring the whole family, and celebrate Earth Day with a day of educational programming, demonstrations, live music, ice cream, giveaways & more!

Register at https://sevendaystickets.com/events/earth-day-community-cleanup-and-public-sort-4-23-2022

02/15/2022

Want carpool info to go to the Climate SOS rally? Rides already offered from Manchester, Wilder, & South Burlington. www.groupcarpool.com/t/8mvo5u

350 Vermont VPIRG .fridays

02/03/2022

In a new report released today, the Center for Sustainable Economy has documented taxpayer losses of nearly $2 billion a year associated with the federal logging program carried out on national forest and Bureau of ... Read more

02/03/2022

Over 43,000 acres are being clearcut, or have been approved for clearcutting, in the Green Mountain National Forest. That's an area greater than the size of Washington, DC. And the Forest Service wants to do more.