Cover artwork by joint first place competition winner Carolyn Koh On Earth Day 2019, we took the opportunity to send out 80 physical copies of our Create for Climate art catalogue - a catalogue of works by young artists imagining a fossil-free future, alongside original articles by The Straits Times Environment Correspondent Audrey Tan , 350.org East Asia’s Regional Coordinator Liangyi Chang, Bernadette Maheandiran of investments watchdog Market Forces , strategist and curator Sarah Ichioka , Director of Desire Lines, and - from the rising generation - Aidan Mock, a student member Fossil Free Yale-NUS College . These copies go towards our contributing artists and writers, and also to individuals in cultural, ministerial and financial leadership positions in Singapore. Amongst those addressed are the major banks including OCBC, DBS, UOB, public office holders in the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ministry of National Devel
The Create for Climate youth art competition invited Singaporean residents aged 12-25 to creatively envision our society’s swift, just transition to a clean green economy, away from polluting fossil fuels. Organized in solidarity with the global #FossilFree movement. Although #CreateForClimateSG is over, its ambitions are being continued by #350Singapore. Join the movement: https://www.350sg.org/