The Decade of Change Collection

1854 Media, publisher of British Journal of Photography, are pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural Decade of Change.

Now, ART3 are proud to presents a selection of these winners in our latest curated NFT collection.

Around the world, governments are repeatedly failing to act on climate change. But photography can serve as a mirror. A warning sound. A vehicle for truth.

From 1854 and British Journal of Photography, Decade of Change is a global environmental initiative conceived to harness the universal power of photography to galvanise climate action.

The work has toured Hong Kong at the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change and New York as part of The Nest Summit in collaboration with The Climate Museum.

Our Drop Partners:

As part of our ongoing efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of all ART3 NFT collections, we will be donating 10% of net income generated from this drop to the Eden Reforestation Project.

Eden Reforestation Projects (Eden) is a non-profit organization based in California, USA, that works in developing countries to reduce extreme poverty and restore healthy forests. Eden employs tens of thousands of people worldwide and provides them with the necessary tools and education to plant, grow, and protect millions of trees each year

Read more about Eden Reforestation Projects here

You can also read more about the steps we are taking internally to reduce our carbon footprint via selective minting processes here.

We’d like to thank the judges of this year’s edition:

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim – President, Association for Indigenous Women and Peoples of Chad (AFPAT)
Terry Tamminen – Former CEO, Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation
Muyi Xizo – Reporter and Video Producer, Visual Investigations Team, The New York Times
Angela Glienicke – Picture Editor, Greenpeace
Paul Dickinson- Founder and Executive Chairman, CDP
Tim Brooks – Vice President of Environmental Responsibility, Lego
Kathleen Lei Limayo – Asia & Pacific Video Producer, 350.org
Miranda Massie – Director and Founder of the Climate Museum, New York