Well worth the time on Addicted to Risk, Naomi Klein's talk on TED
This New Zealand Sculpture Park is inviting anyone to get involved in environmental art by making something site specific and then submitting a photograph to the competition. Waitakaruru Arboretum and Sculpture Park - Environmental Art Photography Challenge.
Liberate Tate is the campaign to challenge the long term support for BP by the Tate, and in particular Tate Britain. The reversal of the assumed axis of support - it is the Tate that supports BP, rather than the conventional assumption that corporations support the arts - is fundamental to understanding the operations of... Continue Reading →
Sourcemap is designed to enable everyone to explore and share information on the everyday products we buy and use. The web site turns basic information into both maps visualising the journeys and also carbon footprints. Sourcemap - Open Supply Chains & Carbon Footprint. Natalie Jeremijenko uses this idea as a teaching tool and examples of... Continue Reading →
Carbon Conversations is a new initiative in Edinburgh University which seems to be based on the Transition Town model, using a conversational/pedagogical processes to build change from the bottom up. Currently looking for people to participate in a facilitated discussion group over a five week period, it will be happening at the Institute for Advanced... Continue Reading →
Environmental Art Biennale and Residency. I-Park, the sculpture park and residency programme in Connecticut, USA, has just announced its 3rd international multi-disciplinary Environmental Art Biennale and associated residency programme. The Biennale opens 10 September 2011 and submissions for the residency need to be in by 28 Feb 2011. Examples of previous work over the... Continue Reading →
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