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Ludovico Einaudi performs 'Elegy for the Arctic' atop a man-made glacier | Climate Artists

Watch as composer Ludovico Einaudi plays his piano piece "Elegy for the Arctic" from a man-made arctic stage, surrounded by crumbling glaciers. Climate Artists is a documentary series that utilizes a mix of artistic mediums- photography, painting, music, poetry, and animation. Complemented by the cinematic footage of renowned PBS series like NATURE and American Masters, the series will explore our environment and its complexities through an artist’s vision. Artists have been chosen based on their ability to tell the story of climate change in a way that engages viewers on a uniquely human level, while exposing the direct impact environmental injustice has had on already vulnerable populations, and offering a way for the audience to understand the immensity of our challenges in a tangible often tactile way. ALL ARTS is a multimedia platform devoted to engaging with numerous artistic genres. We document and showcase established and emerging artists working in visual art, music, theater, dance, film, literature and more. ALL ARTS embraces a global spirit and the perspective that art is a product of time and place, and does not exist in a bubble. Based in the New York metropolitan area, ALL ARTS covers artists from diverse backgrounds and origins with content presented in the form of videos, interviews, written commentary and social media. Learn more at http://allarts.org. Stream ALL ARTS on Roku, AppleTV and Amazon Fire TV: http://allarts.org/anywhere Follow us on: Twitter:   / allartstv   Instagram:   / allartstv   Facebook:   / allartstv   Peril and Promise is a public media initiative from WNET in New York reporting on the human stories of climate change. It seeks to use every public media platform – news, documentaries, radio, digital and social media – to bring this complex subject alive for all audiences. Above all, it strives to tell a new climate change story – focusing on both the perils of our changing climate and the promise of science, technology and policy innovations that might help us mitigate and adapt to the crisis. Since it began in 2017, Peril and Promise has produced 104 reports – all found on www.pbs.org/wnet/peril-and-promise/ -- and garnered over nine million viewer impressions. climate crisis