As the world’s leaders convene every year for Climate Week and the UN General Assembly in New York, we have created a yearly rendezvous with large murals that bring fresh energy and new perspectives to the climate conversation.

Created in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Climate Group, this Climate Action Outdoor Museum transforms the city into a vibrant “green” art walk, stretching from Hudson Yards to the High Line. This evolving exhibit uses the universal language of art to inspire action and foster unity during one of the most critical moments for our planet, to inspire everybody to be an ally for our planet.

Discover the murals:
Hydropolis by Vesod reflects on the essential value of water — both blue and green — and the urgent need to protect the full hydrological cycle to prevent the devastating impacts of floods, droughts, fires, and famine.
Beacons by Onur pays tribute to young changemakers from New York and around the world who are reinventing our relationship with the planet — one bold idea at a time.
Breathe by Adry Del Rocio reflects on the importance of clean air for all and honors New York City’s extraordinary biodiversity.
Sustainable Fashion by Emily Ding reflects on our fashion aspirations in a world of overconsumption that harms the planet.
Sustainable Plastics by Super A calls for a rapid reduction in plastic consumption and greater circularity in plastic production.
Ocean Ecosystem by Dulk pays tribute to local blue ecosystems and the ongoing efforts to restore and protect healthier oceans.
Urban Ecosystem by Millo reflects our vital connection to nature and the need to protect biodiversity within urban environments.
Ecosystem Restoration by Carlos Alberto is a call to restore ecosystems and bring tree equity to every community as part of the global effort to curb dangerous climate change.