Potomac artist Nimi Trehan said earlier this month that she is among artists exhibiting their works in a show titled Climate Change Through a Personal Lens.
The exhibit displays the work of a local group, E Street Artists, who met while students at the Corcoran School of Art and Design at George Washington University. There the students worked under the guidance of Mira Hecht.
Seventeen artists joined the public dialogue on climate change with works.
“We are not told what to think, but we are invited to reconsider our assumptions and to face hard truths, to contemplate our loss,” according to a release on the exhibit. “Art challenges us to action.”