Museums are still considered bastions of knowledge and they usually enjoy the unconditional trust of the public. This trust should be honored in every operation the museum fulfills. In a critical climate crisis, each museum owes its visitors accountability and commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and superfluous consumption. Cultural…

Golnaz Behrouznia is a multi-media artist who employs scientific data and sci-fi aesthetics to interrogate her audience about the future of Earth and our role in the universe. While being guided through her imaginative installations, we got to talk about her views on the persuasive power of art and the…

by Valentina Bianchi We had the pleasure of talking to Christopher Hobbs, Ki Champion and Curator of Sustainability at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii. Read on as he talks about the Bishop Museum, how it has reduced its electricity consumption, how it’s contributing to energy equitability, and in what…

by Virginia Vannucchi “I don’t really like the definition of ‘museum for blind people’. Because since its birth, it was conceived as a museum for everyone. A museum without barriers, therefore, means that anyone who enters it has the opportunity to use it, according to their needs and conditions” —…

by Valentina Bianchi AnneMaire Maes is a renowned Belgian artist, particularly involved in art/science projects, often participating in fruitful collaborations between scientists and artists, but also with more unusual co-creators such as bees, bacteria, and algae. AnneMarie welcomed us in her Brussels home and showed us her marvelous urban garden…

by Virginia Vannucchi Recently, thanks to the internet and social media, I had the pleasure to interview Silvia Scarian Monsorno: Sustainability Communicator at MUSE (the Museum of Sciences of Trento, Italy) and learn more about a profession that is not very well known yet, even in the cultural and heritage…

by Valentina Bianchi Bridging the gap between art and sustainability means not only using recycled materials and dimming the lights in an exhibition. It also means dealing with sustainable artistic procedures, overcoming the traditional means and processes of making a work of art. …

Ki Culture’s history is strictly connected with her founder — and now Executive Director — Caitlin Southwick. After studying stone…

by Morgan Lirette Sustainable. When we hear that word, we automatically think about bamboo toothbrushes, tote bags, and reusable coffee cups. …