Artists Climate Collective: Sustainability in the Dance World Dancer Talks

On this episode of Dancer Talks I spoke with Artists Climate Collective Co-Founder Madeline Bez. We spoke about her organization, Artists Climate Collective, a collective of dance artists dedicated to using art as a tool to grow environmental awareness, share resources and build community as we fight for a more sustainable future. We also spoke about sustainability in the dance world, and steps dancers and companies can make to become more sustainable in their daily lives. I hope you enjoy this episode! Please like and subscribe for more episodes. About Madeline Bez: Madeline is one of the co-founders of Artists Climate Collective (ACC), as well as a freelance artists in New York City. When she was 18 she climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, and seeing the quickly melting glaciers brought a new awareness and urgency to the importance of climate change. Though she has followed the path to become a professional ballet dancer, the climate crisis has always remained important to her. Amidst the pandemic, a vision for ACC was formed and since then, many environmentally inspired arts projects have emerged. Some of the most successful projects have been dance films which have been selected to be played at many international film festivals. About the Artists Climate Collective Trailer Shown in the video of Art 2 Action: https://www.artistsclimatecollective.... The Artists Climate Collective Website: https://www.artistsclimatecollective.... The Dancer Talks Instagram: @dancertalks The Artists Climate Collective Instagram: @artistsclimatecollective Cover Photo By: Antonio Anacan
During this episode we had a special guest dog Remy in case you were wondering about the dog sounds.
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