When nature calls: artists respond to climate change

Tea Makipaa Video 20:00 Courtesy: The Artist at Rethink in Copenhagen Photograph: guardian.co.uk

The Icelandic Love Corporation Dynasty, 2007 Video 13:00, 9 photographs 70 x 100 cm, Rethink in Copenhagen Photograph: Bernhard Ingimundarson/guardian.co.uk

Tomas Saraceno's Biospheres at the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen. Photograph: Anders Sune Berg/guardian.co.uk

Tomas Saraceno Biospheres at the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen Photograph: Anders Sune Berg/guardian.co.uk

Tomas Saraceno's Biospheres at the National Gallery of Denmark, Copenhagen Photograph: links/guardian.co.uk

Bill Burns Safety Gear for Small Animals, 1994, 15 Objects at Rethink in Copenhagen Photograph: Paul Litherland/guardian.co.uk

A visitor to the Earth: Art of a Changing World exhibition at GSK Contemporary walks under Spencer Finch's Sunlight in an Empty Room. Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/guardian.co.uk

Keith Tyson in front of his work at Earth - Art of a Changing World at GSK Contemporary, London. Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Keith Tyson - Nature Painting, 2008 at Earth - Art of a Changing World at GSK Contemporary, London. Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Tracey Emin - I Loved You Like This Sky, 2009 at Earth - Art of a Changing World at GSK Contemporary, London. Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Tracey Emin at Earth - Art of a Changing World at GSK Contemporary, London. Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Lucy and Jorge Orta - Antarctic Village-No Borders, Dome Dwelling 2007 at the GSK Contemporary. Photograph: Kirsty Wigglesworth/guardian.co.uk