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“Oregon artist Daniela Naomi Molnar pioneered the notion that art can speak to climate change.”
Read the full entry in the Oregon Encyclopedia
Podcast and video interviews
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Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Daniela Naomi Molnar and Lee Emma Running​
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Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Marcia Bjornerud and Daniela Naomi Molnar​
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Spring Creek Podcast: The Art of Reconnection: Danielle Vogel and Daniela Naomi Molnar
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"Art Gives Ecological Grief a Body, with Daniela Molnar,” Climate Change and Happiness podcast, February 2023
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“Portland creator Daniela Molnar explores the shape of loss,” Oregon Art Beat, PBS / Oregon Public Broadcasting, April 29, 2022
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“Understanding our relationship with mutations, kin and hybrid bodies,” Chatter Marks podcast, Anchorage Museum, May 5, 2021
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“Artist Channeled Her Emotions About Climate Change Through Art,” Spectrum One News, January 31, 2020
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Profiles
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“An artist set out to paint climate change. She ended up on a journey through grief,” by Julia Rosen, The Los Angeles Times, January 11, 2020 (print version Jan 15, 2020)
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“Artist explores Jewish experience and light,” by Kerry Politzer, Jewish Review, April 13, 2022
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“Artist Daniela Molnar’s work exposes a color with a dark history,” by Mala Blomquist, Oregon Jewish Life, January 20, 2022
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“Daniela Naomi Molnar,” Oregon Encyclopedia
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Written interviews
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Conversation with Tilke Elkins, pied midden: issue no. 30 : interasking : daniela naomi molnar, April 17, 2022
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“Climate Grief and Embracing Beautiful Confusion: Daniela Molnar Interviewed,” Variable West, November 26, 2020
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Five-part interview with Poetry Mini Interviews, April - May 2020​
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Featured artwork and other press
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Featured artist, All Classical Radio Artist Anthology: 40 Creatives of the Pacific Northwest, Limited-edition signed print, January 2025
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Featured artist, Buckman Journal, Summer 2023
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Featured artist: Sixth Oregon Climate Assessment, Oregon Climate Change Research Institute, Oregon State University, 2023
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Featured artist: Cirque #23, Spring 2022
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Featured artist: “You Aren’t Alone In Grieving The Climate Crisis,” Science Friday, April 17, 2020
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Featured artist: “Ecological Mourning: Living with Loss in the Anthropocene” by Stef Craps, Critical Memory Studies: New Approaches, Ed. Brett Ashley Kaplan. London: Bloomsbury, 2023. 69-77
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Featured artist: “Mourning climate loss,” by Jennifer Atkinson, Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts Quarterly, Spring 2021
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Profile: “In Session: Pacific Northwest College of Art Offers a Minor with Major Implications,” Juxtapoz, no. 199, June 2017
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