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by Unccd/G20 Global Land Initiative (Editor), Bundeskunsthalle Bonn (Editor)
Brings together works of art and science to raise awareness of the ecological restoration of land.
Land is a life-sustaining link between Earth's climate and biodiversity and offers a wide variety of ecosystems that need to be restored and preserved. Half of humanity is already affected by the negative effects of industrial overuse of soils and massive land degradation. This volume vividly focuses on this burning issue of our time and opulently presents works by important contemporary artists. With contributions from authors from the global North and South, including Indigenous perspectives on the topic of renaturalization, this richly illustrated volume inspires people to take action. Featured artists include Julius von Bismarck, Stefanie Bühler, Julian Charrière, Agnes Denes, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Nancy Graves, Jan Hostettler, Cao Fei, Richard Long, Claes Oldenburg, Nohemi Perez, and Monika Sosnowska. Save Land also includes contributions by Purabi Bose, Angela Churie-Kallhauge, Moustapha Cisse, Eva Flinkerbusch, Kazue Fujiwara, Reinhard Ge l, Jacinta Gure, Chris Jamie, Ibby Kakulu, Eva Kraus, Eike Lüdeling, Florian Mayer, Nachson Mimran, Peter Minang, Musonda Mumba, Connie Nielsen, Henriette Pleiger, Tony Simons, Ibrahim Thiaw, Muralee, Thummarukudy, David Warner, Susanne Wedlich, and Wagaki Wischnewski.Author Biography
The UNCCD/G20 Global Land Initiative is a product of the G20, or Group of Twenty, an intergovernmental forum of the world's major developed and developing economies. The ambition of this Global Initiative is to prevent, halt, and reverse land degradation and reduce degraded land by fifty percent by 2040. The Bundeskunsthalle is a museum in Bonn that presents a wide range of exhibitions devoted to art and cultural history, as well as to science, technology, and the environment.
Number of Pages: 260
Dimensions: 0.9 x 9.8 x 7.8 IN
Publication Date: August 19, 2025
