The Green Cube Gallery is a Canadian on-line gallery established to support artists whose practice is about and of the environment, to the art market. Whether working in traditional media or incorporating new technologies in response to scientific research in the life sciences, such as bio art or interactivity, our artists re-frame and re-contextualize our perceptions of the natural world, and how we are interconnected with it. Their works range from exploring non-hierarchical relationships with nature, leading us to responsible and equitable choices that can to turn the situation around, and quietly witnessing what is endangered or has been lost (both human and environmental).

Discover a diverse community of artists, each celebrated within their respective fields, including fine art, fine craft, installation, new media, traditional media, ephemeral works, environmental interventions, bio-art, ethical land art, queer ecologies, more-than-human perspectives, and Indigenous Methodologies.

In addition to the Gallery’s online presence, we will work with public galleries and artist collectives and other partners to create pop-up exhibitions. For some of these exhibitions, we will be seeking support to pay exhibition fees and/or commission artists to create new works and produce exhibition catalogues with texts by curators, art historians, other artists, and environmental thought leaders.

As well, we have established an annual Writer-in-Residence program in which writers and poets will create new works about environmental themes and Climate Change. Our 2024 Resident Writer is Michael Boughn.

The brilliant writer, historian, and activist Rebecca Solnit, who coined the hashtag #NotTooLate, says: “Imagination is a superpower. We have to believe the world can be different, and then we have to act on it.” Ultimately, we are here because it’s #NotTooLate for the planet and not too soon for our artists.

Green Cube Gallery: Art + Environment

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