Climate art is booming. The saving of the planet is the big theme of the biennials and art museums. Climate political art \u00e1 la Olafur Eliasson’s “Iceberg melts before our eyes”\u00a0 is a strong picture and morally on the right side. But in many cases also “folkloric kitsch” (Harald Weltzer). And sometimes even simply bigoted: because the international art scene with its biennials and fairs is an unparalleled CO2 catapult. What is the task of art in climate change? Shaking up at any price – as do the artistic forms of action of Exctinction Rebellion? Or rather think more modestly and reduce your own CO2 footprint – with less and different art. The documentary explores this question. A production by Kobalt Productions<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Climate art is booming. The saving of the planet is the big theme of the biennials and art museums. Climate political art \u00e1 la Olafur Eliasson’s “Iceberg melts before our eyes”\u00a0 is a strong picture and morally on the right side. But in many cases also “folkloric kitsch” (Harald Weltzer). And sometimes even simply bigoted: … <\/p>\n