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[ENG] [中] A Dancer’s Reflections on the Role of Art in a Changing Climate
Text: Sadi Mosko In 2016, I began research for my article, Stepping Sustainably: The Potential Partnership Between Dance and Sustainable Development [1].This paper felt like a manifesto of sorts: an attempt to unite my passions for dance and environmental sustainability and quell festering existential qualms about my chosen career path. When faced with the growing threats of climate change, becoming a dancer felt like a selfish decision. If I really cared about the planet, sh

