The SymbioticA programme at the University of Western Australia are holding a seminar on biodiversity and art which includes a call for examples as follows. Call for contemporary artworks for a survey of examples: Artist whose work explores the idea of biodiversity are invited to post links to their work under the following categories or email an... Continue Reading →
SHFT
Added link to SHFT.com (subtitled 'curating the culture of today's environment'), a lifestyle website aiming to be modern and eco-conscious: some politics, some shopping. Remain to be persuaded.
Benoît Mandelbrot 1924-2010
From Jacques Mandelbrojt via Roger Malina and the YASMIN list: FRACTALS IN ART, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Benoit Mandelbrot French and American mathematician who passed away two nights ago was born in Warsaw . He and his family fled away from Hitler to France in 1936 where he was greeted by his uncle, the mathematician Szolem... Continue Reading →
IASH Humanities and Climate Change
There will be two lunchtime talks in the Humanities and Climate Change series this autumn - details as follows: Monday, 11 October at 1 p.m. Rachel Howell (Postgraduate, Centre for the Study of Environmental Change and Sustainability): "Lights, camera... action? The impact of the climate change film 'The Age of Stupid'" Friday, 26 November at... Continue Reading →
D.I.G.
An afternoon of harvesting and healthy living, Tuesday 7th September, the Rose Garden, Rutherglen, the Gorbals.
Asphalt to Ecosystems:
Design Ideas for Schoolyard Transformation "No longer simply a place to practice sports games and swing on the monkey bars—our school sites now have the potential to teach ecological literacy, invigorate children’s bodies, open and inspire young minds, and knit our communities more closely together.” —Sharon Gamson Danks, Asphalt to Ecosystems Published by the New... Continue Reading →
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