Noisy Autumn, 2021
Essays by Lucy R. Lippard, Carlo McCormick, Amy Lipton, Nina Felshin, Bob Holman
excerpt from “nature’s advocate” by lucy lippard
This book displays the extraordinary variety of Rupp’s work over the years and the increasing urgency of her wide-ranging concentration on the cultural framing of nature, from Disney to scientific literature to the Hudson River School to current “cli-fi” (climate fiction). Amid today’s rapid slide into uncaring obsolescence danced to the drumbeats of war and ecological disaster, Rupp’s work becomes prescient. While many “climate artists” focus on our own fears of loss rather than empathy for others, she goes to the heart of the crisis. Caring about wildlife for its own sake, on its own grounds, she is a voice for scientific and aesthetic reason.
Selected Images from Noisy Autumn
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