Conserving Ecologies - Symposium 4th Feb 2011. The University of St Andrews in partnership with craftscotland and the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh hosts this one day symposium to offer another opportunity for debate about the links between craft and biodiversity, which complements the exhibition currently on display at the Botanic Gardens.
Open University ‘Mediating Change’ podcasts
RANE (Research in Art Nature and Environment at University College Falmouth) just highlighted the following, 18:01:2011 Climate & Culture Podcasts Open University broadcast series available on iTunesU A panel discussion, involving one of our external partners Cape Farewell, called ‘Mediating Change’ took place at the Eden Project in October last year and included Eden founder... Continue Reading →
2020VISION : For a wilder Britain
An ambitious conservation multimedia project involving 20 photographers developing projects which communicate the link between the restoration of the UK's natural systems and our own well being. In their words, "You could say that we're the PR agents for bogs, bees and barn owls!!" 2020VISION : For a wilder Britain.
Utopia Project
UTOPIA & NATURE Based on H.D. Thoreau's “Walden" EXPERIMENTATION AND RESEARCH IN CONTEMPORARY ARTISTIC PRACTICES Utopia as an expression of unlimited imagination and desire is a concept that has always fascinated artists. Art can see in utopia a means to lift the restrictions of reality and accomplish the free expression of its visions. Starting from... Continue Reading →
Atlantic Rising – Message in a Bottle
Atlantic Rising is an outstanding project finding innovative and creative ways to talk about sea level rise, ocean currents and climate change. Will Lorimer, Tim Bromfield and Lynn Morris have travelled around the Eastern Atlantic seaboard most of Africa and Europe and the Western seaboard: South, Central and North America. All along the way they... Continue Reading →
Biodiversity is an issue
Adaptation » as an issue…. Highlighting a number of artists' practices focusing on biodiversity. Interesting cross section of approaches including Kate Foster (Scotland).
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