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November 30, 2015November 30, 2015 christinaconklin

The Road is Made by Walking

November 9, 2015November 19, 2015 christinaconklin

The Light on My Mountaintop, Part II

October 20, 2015April 30, 2021 christinaconklin

The Light on My Mountaintop, Part 1

September 11, 2015September 11, 2015 christinaconklin

Lost Cities of the California Coast

February 25, 2015February 26, 2015 christinaconklin

The Dead Sea is Dying

January 20, 2015January 20, 2015 christinaconklin

Lowtidefullmoon walking

January 5, 2015January 5, 2015 christinaconklin

Low Carbon Diet I

December 19, 2014December 19, 2014 christinaconklin

Tideline as Timeline

December 3, 2014December 3, 2014 christinaconklin

Let’s Get Physical

November 13, 2014November 13, 2014 christinaconklin

The Tides They Are a’ Chaaaan-gin’

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Arctic lovers! Join me on the @westfjordsresidency Oct 15-24 — they have an extra spot! Yoga, art, meditation, vegetarian cuisine … what could be better?! $1300 for 9 days. After all that we’ve missed because of Covid, it’s a BARGAIN👍 Apply ASAP to confirm your spot by Oct 1. #iceland
Future Fire Risk, ink on seaweed, 40” x 55”. Still deciding what kind of bird this is … Raven? Phoenix? I’m also tempted to revisit with sumi black ink rather than payne’s grey, though I know the green will fade to a light parchment color, creating stronger contest, over time. Hmmmm. 1) Firebird 2) The West 3) Minnesota 4) Wing. #climateart #climatemap #anthropocene #anthropoceneart #climatechange #climatecrisis #artmap #wildfire #forestfire
4+ years ago, right after Trump was elected, a bunch of friends made wooden hearts and hung them all over the #coastside. We called ourselves #theloveninjas and worked under cover of darkness, dressed in black and laughing our asses off. A handful of hearts remain in place, including this one I painted and hung outside my lovely chiropractor’s office on Main Street in #halfmoonbay. I saw it again this morning, and it made me smile. A nice reminder that we can always bring light into dark times, right where we are. #bethelight
My response to the #whatsnextforearth call on Belief Systems.
They’re cutting down the redwoods that burned in last year’s fires near Santa Cruz. Except the trees on this truck look ok to me. Like they would’ve healed and kept right on growing. Sequestering carbon and giving birds homes and building and stabilizing the topsoil, among the many “ecological services” they provide. Not to mention their inherent worth as dignified, century-old beings. #extractivecapitalism #disastercapitalism #forshame
I’m not sure what kind of cytoplasm differentiates a jellyfish from the water that comprises most of its body. Which is partly why I decided to make a print with one yesterday, to see what would be left when it dehydrated. What I didn’t expect was that it would “exhale” overnight in a final act, releasing most of its fluids all over my studio floor! Perhaps all creatures do the same? #lettinggo #exhale #finalbreath #surrender #jellyfish #printmaking #smellyjelly
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