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Art won’t change the world. But it changes people, and people change the world.
We believe in the power of art and artists to speak to our hearts and imaginations, to paint the unthinkable, to put into music what is speechless. These poets, prophets, researchers, activists unfold the horizon of what is possible.
That’s why, at ChangeNOW, more and more space is given each year to art and culture professionals, and to a variety of practices: visual artists, photographers, dancers, musicians…
Thanks to the cultural and financial partners of the ChangeNOW Communities association, we invite them to exhibit, perform and intervene on stage as ambassadors of a sensitive relationship with human and non-human living beings.
Meetings
With artists of all practices and cultures, professionals from around the world​
Resources
Examples of eco-designed works with minimal environmental impact and immense evocative powers
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Discoveries
New ways of looking at the world, and surprising questions raised by artists
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Sensations
Interacting with the works and experiencing them in the flesh, to leave ChangeNOW a little different​
A landscape is not an immutable backdrop, but a shared cultural heritage, a reflection of human economy.
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Landscapes are passed down from generation to generation; they are the result of close contact between humans and their biome, evidence of love or contempt, regeneration or destruction. Landscapes are constantly evolving. They are alive.
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In this edition of ChangeNOW, the artists, designers and collectives who are honouring us with their works, are sharing not only geographical and biological landscapes, but also intimate, utopian and even soundscapes, opening one’s senses to new horizons.
Artworks to discover
Samuel Rubin
Co-Founder, Director of Impact and Partnerships, Entertainment + Culture Pavillon
Hervé Lemoine
Président of the Manufactures nationales of France
Frédéric Jousset
President and founder, Art Explora
Thomas Jolly
Artistic Director of the Paris 2024 Olympic Ceremonies and actor
Rachel Marks
Artist
Meg O’hara
Artist
Hedwige Gronier
Director of cultural patronage, Fondation Bettencourt Schuller
Kumi Naidoo
President, Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative
Raphaëlle Peria
Artist
Eco-Design
The artworks, the exhibition design and the signage use sustainable or recycled materials.
Eco-Production
A cradle-to-cradle (C2C) waste management policy is in place. We also reduce the shipping and transportation footprint throughout the exhibition’s life cycle.
Network
Various institutions help us build this circular exhibition, from material sourcing to post-exhibition management (works are sold, re-exhibited or recycled).
Education
The themes addressed in the exhibition are the subject of an open conversation with all our stakeholders, including suppliers, sponsors, partners and the public, through guided tours, learning expeditions (LEX) and workshops.
Faiths and Wisdom for the Earth
This session offers a space to explore the environmental and social transition through the lens of spirituality and beliefs. Drawing on various traditions, it brings participants together to reflect on shared values and responsibilities, rethink our place on Earth alongside other forms of life, and discover inspiring, concrete paths to work for the common good.
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