Re-blogged from Creative Carbon Scotland's Greenfest Highlights “Yeah I’m a joke preacher, but do you think I’m not serious?” Reverend Billy, along with his black-and-gold adorned Stop Shopping Choir, tour the world raising the roof with exuberant songs on the imminent ‘Shopocalypse’ and highlighting the role of big corporations, leading to an unsustainable social, economic... Continue Reading →
EAFS 2015 ‹ EAFS – Environmental Art Festival Scotland
The team behind the Environmental Art Festival Scotland (EAFS) have a call out for proposals for 2015 which they asked us to circulate. The EAFS team is beginning the process of developing work for the 2015 festival. To do this we want to work collaboratively with creative people and communities of interest. EAFS 2015 will... Continue Reading →
Art/Design Commission for Loch Ryan, South West Scotland
Jan Hogarth at Wide Open asked us to circulate this opportunity. OPEN CALL for Expressions of Interest Sought for T8he Wig, Loch Ryan, Art/ Design Commission Opportunity - An imaginative art/design installation linked to the interpretation of the Loch Ryan. Aims • To create a sense of place inspired by Loch Ryan •... Continue Reading →
Sustaining Rural Scotland opportunity
£20k Innovation Event - 'Sustaining Rural Scotland' Chiasma 21 - 23 October 2014, New Lanark With the acceleration of climate change and increased pressure on our planet’s natural resources, raising awareness and innovating around environmental sustainability has never been more urgent. More consumers now than ever before have direct experience of climate change and the... Continue Reading →
The Content of Nothing :: Part 2 :: Purposeful non-doing
Samantha Clark: In 2009 was asked to make a proposal for an eco-art exhibition called Equilibrio Natural: Natural Balance that was taking place in Girona, Spain, which was to be a series of installations around the city developed by artists from all over the world. When I looked at the criteria, I noticed that I... Continue Reading →
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