"  Life on Earth” is a survey of 20th and 21st Century environmental and climate issues documented by photojournalists. Our world is changing faster – and in more ways – than we could have ever imagined. With social and economic disruption on a scale rarely seen since the end of World War II 75 years ago, the Covid-19 pandemic is also forcing us to completely rethink the notion of ‘business as usual’.   

 People’s thinking is shifting substantially. Human health and healthcare in general have become the number-one priority, and a healthy planet remains fundamental to all our endeavors to make the world healthier and more sustainable. Featured in the exhibition are stories spanning almost 85 years of flooded landscapes, energy explorations’ impact on the land, and Adam Karls Johansson’s iconic image of Greta Thunburg’s first school strike for climate change. 

This exhibit of climate related images hopes to promote awareness and motivate advocacy for the health of our planet.