Beatie Wolfe

This event is a hybrid offering. Tickets for the in-person/on-site event are available at a limited capacity. For those unable to join us on-site, a portion of this event will also be available to view at home via livestream, with a digital ticket reservation For virtual attendees, you will receive links to view this program via email within 24 hours of the event start time. Join us for an evening with art rebel Beatie Wolfe and her groundbreaking installation From Green to Red, an environmental protest piece about human impact on the planet, built using 800,000 years of historic NASA climate data. Born out of a song that Wolfe wrote in 2006 after seeing An Inconvenient Truth, she created a stirring visualization of the increasing CO2 concentration in the Earth’s atmosphere that asks if it is too late to turn back. Named one of Wired Magazine’s “22 people changing the world,” with this work, Wolfe reimagines the music video format (and protest song), taking you on an interactive journey through the planet’s timeline to activate awareness around the climate crisis. Recently previewed at the Nobel Prize Summit followed by the premiere unveiling at the London Design Biennale, Wolfe brings the piece to Boston for one night only ahead of it being exhibited at the UN’s global climate summit COP26. Don’t miss a powerful evening of conversation with Beatie and Sabrina Shankman, climate reporter for The Boston Globe, exploring how music and art can rescue and restore our humanity, a live performance from Wolfe, and an exclusive opportunity to experience From Green to Red firsthand. For more information on From Green to Red, visit fromgreentored.com. Reception featuring exclusive viewing of From Green to Red installation to follow. Funding provided by the Reno Family Foundation Fund.