Form, Art and the Environment: Engaging in Sustainability edited by Nathalie Blanc and Barbara Benish explores how environmental art practices contribute to sustainable development and grassroots cultural change. Taking a pluralistic and interdisciplinary approach, the book examines community-based art, ecological creativity, and the evolving social role of artists in addressing issues such as biodiversity, transport, and energy. Drawing on international case studies, including projects from the COAL Prize, it highlights art’s power to foster environmental awareness and promote a more sustainable and socially engaged future.
