Impact Art News is a bilingual French-English newsletter and blog all about art and ecology. We select and share the best exhibitions and artistic projects related to ecology and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), speak to engaged artists and keep you up to date concerning major environmental issues, highlighting them in each issue through a interview.
Publication Manager and Chief Editor: Alice Audouin. Texts: Alice Audouin, Lisa Toubas, Marguerite Courtel (April-December 2018). Editor: Impact Art News (free transfer from Alice Audouin Consulting in 2019, without change of the editorial team).
15 EXHIBITIONS NOT TO MISS IN FRANCE – DECEMBER 2025
We are delighted to showcase art and ecology in our December selection of 15 exhibitions in France! Une pierre sous la langue Solo exhibition by Abdessamad El Montassir Frac Franche‑Comté, Besançon Until March, 1 [...]
10 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS NOT TO MISS – DECEMBER 2025
To end the year, we’re sharing a selection of 10 international exhibitions where artists explore our relationship with the environment, and the challenges of our time. A way to close 2025 with reflection, creativity, and [...]
IN CONVERSATION WITH JOAN JONAS
Joan Jonas, born in 1936 in New York, has consistently explored performance art and drawing in relation to natural phenomena. Now dividing her time between the United States and Canada, she continues to develop her [...]
12 EXHIBITIONS NOT TO MISS IN FRANCE – OCTOBER 2025
We are delighted to showcase art and ecology in our selection of 12 exhibitions in France! Supernature ! Group show With: Alice Aycock, Guillaume Barborini, Anna Barseghian, Benoit Billotte, Lea Bosshard, Camila Cason, Anne [...]
10 EXHIBITIONS NOT TO MISS IN FRANCE
After another summer marked by climate upheavals, France’s fall exhibitions invite us to rethink our relationship with transforming environments and to reflect on our interdependence with the natural world. Art of Change 21 has handpicked [...]
NEW EXHIBITION “FREE AND EASY” BY OLIVIER MILLAGOU: ECOLOGY AT THE HEART OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS
The visual artist and surfer Olivier Millagou has chosen a frugal lifestyle by the sea, near Toulon, deliberately far from the artistic centralism of Paris. His solo exhibition Free and Easy, whose title is inspired by [...]
WHERE ART AND ECOLOGY INTERSECT: 21 ARTIST RESIDENCIES IN EUROPE
Artistic residencies in relation to ecological issues are developing in a context of climate crisis and of artists' growing appetite for these subjects. From 71° North to the Greek islands, from the melting of ice [...]
IN CONVERSATION WITH CLAUDIA COMTE
Claudia Comte, born in 1983 in Grancy in Switzerland, intertwines significant environmental issues with her sculptural and multimedia work. Her studio-house, in the countryside around Basel, functions in an ecological way and promotes exchanges and [...]
IN CONVERSATION WITH ALAN SONFIST
American artist and ecological art pioneer Alan Sonfist (b. 1946, New York), renowned for over 60 years of artistic exploration, reflects on his journey from Time Landscape in 1965 to his current work with his [...]
14 INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS TO KICKSTART 2025
In 2024, the effects of global warming were felt around the world, and 2025 is a crucial year for environmental action. Artists' commitment will be essential. To get the year off to an optimistic start, [...]
SOWING CHANGE: ARTISTS AS SOWERS, CULTIVATORS, GARDENERS AND UNIFIERS OF RELATIONSHIPS WITH LIVING THINGS.
Contemporary artists are committed to the long term, to the rhythm of living things’ growth cycles. They create and animate places where principles of collective attention to the soil and flora and to the preservation [...]
20 MUST-SEE INTERNATIONAL AUTUMN EXHIBITIONS
In this new artistic season, collaboration is the answer to today's challenges. Whether through collective practices between artists, engagements with local communities or co-creation with the non-human world, the emphasis is on the importance of [...]