About the
i3C Artists
Mission
Our mission is to inspire awareness and action towards improving the human-made environmental and climate crisis through art.
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We organize impactful group exhibits, community outreach, and educational programs that highlight environmental issues while promoting sustainable art and lifestyle practices.
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By fostering collective action and advocating for policy change, we are building a community dedicated to addressing the climate crisis and driving meaningful change.
History
Each proposed exhibit by the i3C artists group is a new iteration in a series of exhibits that originated as a 5 artists' show at the Multicultural Arts Center (Cambridge, MA) in 2020.
That exhibit later expanded to a 10-artists' show, curated by artist and scientist Adriana G. Prat, at honey jones studio Gallery (Cambridge, MA) in 2021.
Curator Adriana G. Prat started the i3C artists group, identifying and adding new artists, to continue with the goal of inspiring change and action for the environmental and climate crisis. The i3C artists group has currently 30 multidisciplinary artists (and counting...) from New England, Pennsylvania, and Canada. The i3C artists' diverse backgrounds and art practices contribute to their shared commitment to the topic of the environmental crisis.
The group's exhibits are conceived as an evolving and ongoing project, with iterations in different venues to continue with the i3C artists group's mission.
The founder's expectation is that more artists will be invited to join the roster over time, with a special interest in artists engaged in sustainable art practices. The group is currently at capacity until further notice. If you are interested in joining, please contact us and mention your email, website, art process and practice, how your work fits the mission of our group, and how you can help our group thrive.
Looking forward...
After our exciting shows in the past years at a variety of exhibit spaces, including Brickbottom Gallery (Somerville, MA), CAA (Cambridge Arts Association) @ Canal (Cambridge, MA), the Piano Craft Gallery, and the Scollay Square Gallery/Boston City Hall (both in Boston, MA), we were busy in 2024 showing at LexArt, the Hopkinton Center for the Arts (Hopkinton, MA), and the Higgins Arts Gallery (Cape Cod Community College). We are actively lining up and planning exhibits and events for 2025!
Stay tuned for more updates about future exhibits and events from our group in this website and through our newsletter (sign in for our mailing list at the bottom of this page).
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