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Environmental Justice Art Archive

Black and white stippled image of a sharecropper wearing a large hat, with a coat pinned by a large safety pin in the front, looking off into the distance

Sharecropper by Elizabeth Catlett

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A colorful geometric image of rainbow colored ovals around the page, with a central oval reading "Kersa" in large calligraphy.

Kersa by Muhsana Ali

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A frame with three images inside. The largest image on the left reads "If the climate is changing why aren't we" in large block letters and with a flame in the background. The top right image in the frame is a clipping of a newspaper article about the school board approving a green schools pilot program. Students hold signs disparaging climate change and one teacher talks to a crowd of students. The final image on the bottom right shows three rings, representing support, environment, and justice.

Chicago Students for Green Schools

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Painting of onions seemingly spilled over a table cloth. White onions rolling over the canvas.

Onions by Delores Scott

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A house and electric pole both blowing in the wind, looking like they're about to collapse against a stark red background.

Untitled Debris from Hurricane Katrina

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A water color painting of a girl inspecting the layers on the trunk of a tree. Different layers have arrows to images of what that tree experienced during that layer, including natural disasters, mountains forming, etc.

Tropical Climate Changes by Alissa Diamond

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A square abstract piece in a light wood frame shows layered, undulating shapes in dark brown and amber tones. A bright, jagged white line runs vertically through the center, creating strong contrast and evoking the look of a river or lightning-like form through a stylized terrain.

Walnut Ink (1/2) by Alissa Diamond

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A square abstract artwork in a light wood frame features layered, organic shapes in varying shades of brown, tan, and beige. A white, winding line runs vertically through the composition, resembling a river or path cutting through a landscape.

Walnut Ink (2/2) by Alissa Diamond

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Framed still life painting of glass jars and a bowl on a table with a green draped cloth.

Glasses by Delores Scott

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line drawing of a woman sitting on her knees with her hands behind her head, her hair made out of flowers. The flowers are the only colorful aspect of the piece.

Growth by Jourdan Porter

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A red wooden box with script on the inside, like a wood framed picture

Fugitive Art by Jessica Valoris

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Photo of a lake taken through branches of trees surrounding the lens.

Untitled Trail by jona alexander

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Framed artwork showing a silhouetted palm tree and figures in a canoe against a sunset, in warm brown and gold tones.

Unique Style from Goree Island / Sand

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Framed collage-style artwork of a silhouetted figure carrying a bundle beside a palm tree.

Unique Style from Goree Island / Butterfly

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Framed hand-drawn “Neighborhood Sustainability Map” with illustrations of trees, a bike, buildings, and a river.

Community Map by Savannah Rose Holt

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