'Sustaining the imagination: theatre and learning for sustainability' 3 year funded PhD hosted by the School of Culture and Creative Arts at the University of Glasgow in partnership with Catherine Wheels Theatre Company - Further information - Closing date 9th July 2012. Theatre Studies at the University of Glasgow is seeking to award one fully... Continue Reading →
What book would you take for a walk…?
Received this email from Dee Heddon: What book would you take for a walk...? In 1794, John Hucks and Coleridge walked to North Wales. Hucks carried with him the poems of Thomas Churchyard. In 1802, Coleridge walked through Cumberland, carrying with him 'a shirt, a cravat, two pairs of stockings, tea, sugar, pens and paper,... Continue Reading →
Do you wish to breathe life into an unused open space within your Glasgow neighbourhood?
Ever thought of using an unused open space in Glasgow for a: green gym/ play/ outdoor exercise pop up sculpture exhibition space outdoor education arts project event space urban beach pop up park growing space or any innovative idea Glasgow City Council now invites applications for the Community Support for Stalled Spaces fund. Funding is... Continue Reading →
DRIFT publication
Jan van Boeckel highlighted the publication of DRIFT documenting and ongoing 'art in nature laboratory' in the Netherlands.
Thoughts on TJ Demos’ Art after Nature
Art after nature: TJ Demos on the post natural condition, in Artforum (April 2012) is, as Suzaan Boettger pointed out, important because it represents a key moment demonstrating that ecoart is impacting on mainstream contemporary art's discourses (maybe). Perhaps more importantly, the piece concludes with the work of artists who are at this moment, as... Continue Reading →
Climate Change Theory
Thanks to Alison Bell for drawing attention to this. OPEN HUMANITIES PRESS is delighted to announce the publication of two new open access books in its Critical Climate Change series: TELEMORPHOSIS: THEORY IN THE ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE, vol. 1 edited by Tom Cohen (University at Albany) Freely available here The writers in the volume explore... Continue Reading →

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