Investigating environmentalist art in an age of unparalleled environmental damage, Beyond the Point of No Return: Photography and the Anthropocene, highlights how lens-based artists grapple with climate grief, ecological collapse, and the poisoning/scarring of the land. The exhibit brings together Nova Scotia and Atlantic Canada-based artists whose works serve as meditations, mediations, reflections, and conversations with/on the earth. The works in tandem pose the camera as not only a medium concerned with the past, but as a medium of preservation as well, highlighting the ways in which the camera can serve as a counter-archive to capitalist waste, destruction, and poisoning.