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University of West Virginia, Sept. – Dec. 2024, Mapping Climate Change: The Knitting Map and the Tempestry Project
Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College, Fall 2024, Tempestry: The Spectrum of Climate Change
Heatmap, March 2024, Knitting a Fuzzy Record of Climate Change
National Parks Magazine, Fall 2023, A Stitch in Time
Blue Dot Living, November 2023, Knitting a Climate Change Message: The Tempestry Project weaves science and craft into a thing of beauty
Burning Worlds, July 2023, The Tempestry Project In Conversation with Amy Brady
OneTree Alaska, July 2023, Tempestry Tapestry Project Weaves Science Into Art
Knitting Magazine, May 2023, Crafting in a changing climate
Highlands Current, May 12, 2023, Weaving Climate Data
Vassar College, May 2023, Fiber Arts Project Reveals the Pace of Climate Change
Syracuse, April 19, 2023, CNY artists explore climate change at Syracuse’s ArtRage Gallery
The Putney School, March 2023, Putney Knitters Illustrate Climate Change Through Fiber Art Exhibit
The Commons, Windham County, Vermont, March 2023, Centre Congregational Church Hosts ‘Tempestry Project’
University of Colorado Community Outreach & Engagement Programs, Middle Schoolers Use Needlework to Make a Point About Climate Change
Textile, Cloth & Culture, Vol. 20, Issue 4, November 2022, Knitting Close to the Edge
State Journal, September 8, 2022, Knitty-gritty: local fiber artists featured in Tempestry Project book
Colossal Magazine, June 23, 2022, A Conversation with The Tempestry Project Delves Into the Importance of Knitting Tangible Records of Climate Data
The Stute, February 11, 2022, Crocheting for Climate Change
LeafScore, January 2022, “Artivists” Draw Attention to Climate Change
Yahoo News, January 28, 2022, “What are temperature blankets? Activists reimagine knitting trend as climate change tapestry“
Berman Museum of Art, Ursinus College, June – November 2021, Mapping Climate Change
Interweave Knits Magazine, April 30, 2021 “Collaborative Crafting: Large-Scale Knitting Projects that are Changing the World“
Chemical & Engineering News, April 9, 2021, “Knit Climate Data, and a Wearable Periodic Table“
From Know-How to Wow, Bosch podcast, March 2021, “Visual Analytics: what’s in the box?“
Warm Regards Podcast, November 16, 2020, “Climate Data and Art, Part 1: the Tempestry Project and Jill Pelto”
Get Together Podcast, Episode 48, July 14th, 2020, Knitters Banding Together for Climate: the Tempestry Project
Barnard College, April 22, 2020, Way Back Wednesday: Emily McNeil ’98
Parade Magazine, April 17, 2020 “Earth Day Across America! 50 Earth-Saving Projects From Every State“
Medill Reports, March 21, 2020, “Knitting for a cause: Tempestry Project fuses art and science to illustrate climate change”
New York Times, February 22, 2020 “Knitters Chronicle Climate Change One Stitch at a Time”
Smithsonian Magazine, February 20, 2020 “How Knitting Enthusiasts Are Using Their Craft to Visualize Climate Change”
The Temple News, February 18, 2020 “Art exhibit shows global warming stitch by stitch”
Huffington Post.ca, February 13, 2020 “Temperature Blankets Are A Clever And Cosy Way To Track Climate Change”
ThisIsColossal.com, February 11, 2020 “People Are Knitting, Crocheting, and Weaving Tangible Records of Temperature Changes”
Slate.com, February 8, 2020 “The Quilters and Knitters Who Are Mapping Climate Change”
Grid Magazine, January 2020 “A Stitch in Time”
Anacortes American (GoSkagit.com), December 18, 2019 “Artists illustrate climate change with yarn”
Patch.com, Dec 12th, 2019 “Art: Artists Create Tapestries about Climate Change Awareness For New Exhibit”
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Artist in the Lab: The Tempestry Project Workshop was held Nov 13th, 2019
Shuttle, November 2019, “Knitters Stitch a Visual Reminder of Climate Change“
Vogue Knitting, Holiday 2019 Issue, “Science Project” Pg. 16
Yarn Market News, October 2019, “Needle Wrangler” Pg. 9
Yarn Market News, October 2019, “Crafting Climate Data for the National Parks” Pg. 10
WSU Insider, October 2, 2019, “The bed we made for you”
VeryPink Knits: “Podcast Episode 160: National Parks and Tempestry, Knitting Q & A”
KANTAR Information is Beautiful Awards 2019, “What’s a ‘Tempestry’? Knitters Turn Temperature Data Into Art” Fall 2019
National Parks Traveler: “Over 100 Crafters Sign Up to Create National Park Temepstries” July 7th, 2019
The Philadelphia Inquirer: “Activist crafters at Philly’s new ‘Tempestry’ knitting group are sounding the alarm on global warming” May 7th, 2019
San Juan Islander: “Looking at 100 years of highs” April 14th, 2019
National Parks Traveler: “Crafters Work To Create the National Park Tempestry Project” April 3rd, 2019
The Washington Post: “‘Everything is not going to be okay’: How to live with constant reminders that the Earth is in trouble” Jan 24, 2019
Fast Company: “Crafting takes a dark turn in the age of climate crisis” Jan 11, 2019
Hindustan Times: “A knitting movement of weather data to document climate change” Jan 6, 2019
Earther (Gizmodo): “Meet the knitters who are turning climate change data into a fashion statement” Dec 22, 2018
Natural Resources Defense Council onEarth Article: “Trump is trying to pull the wool over our eyes about climate change — these knitters aren’t having it” Dec 19, 2018
Cascadia Weekly: “Surge: A marriage art and nature” Nov 28, 2018
Yale Climate Connections: “What’s a ‘Tempestry’? Knitters turn temperature data into art” Nov 9, 2018
VeryPink Knits: Youtube Tutorial Sep 5, 2018
VeryPink Knits: Podcast Episode 98: The Tempestry Project May 23, 2018
Anacortes American: “About 1,500 march through Anacortes for equality, change” Jan 24th, 2018