The Importance of Sustainability in the Art World
Insights into sustainability in the art world, put together by the team at Victory Art, who assist emerging Central Eastern European artists.
Europe
Your Guide to Sustainable Travel in Milan – Visiting Italy
A collection of tips and advice for sustainable travel in Milan in Italy’s Lombardy region, a beautiful city known for fashion and design.
Responsible Travel in the UK: 4 Eco-friendly Destinations
If you are looking for breathtaking scenery and care for the environment, there are plenty of eco-friendly ways to practice responsible travel in the UK,
A Sustainable Travel Guide to Stockholm, Sweden
This sustainable guide to Stockholm explores what you should bring, where to buy locally grown produce, and how to ethically explore this beautiful city and surrounds.
Sustainable Travel Guide To The Netherlands
Many things surprise me about Dutch life, but the inherent sustainability is a breath of fresh air.
The European Green Belt: Walking The Iron Curtain Trail
The Iron Curtain Trail, within the European Green Belt, stands as a symbol of progress and equality, unifying communities that still feel the scars of long separation.
An Interview with Silvia Häberlein of beach cleaner
Silvia Häberlein, of the Nuremberg-based “beach cleaner”, discusses her love for sustainability and her fears for the future.
What Led These Three Artists to Explore The Diverse World of Sustainable Art
As we all become more aware of the degrading impact we have on our home planet, more artists are stepping up to talk about it.
Green Train Travel – Is Traveling by Train Finally Replacing The Plane?
Many European countries have seen an increase in train travel over the last few years. More sustainable than flying, it’s time to explore this alternative mode of travel.
A Sustainable Guide to Edinburgh
Scotland’s capital city has romantic appeal, defined by its gothic architecture and a skyline littered with spires that have inspired reams of poetry.
First-Time Visitor’s Guide to Plovdiv
In 2019, Plovdiv was the European Capital of Culture. The city abounds with beautiful green spaces, historical attractions, cobbled streets, Roman ruins, brightly painted 19th-century mansions, and artsy neighbourhoods.