Professor Paul Younger invited me to meet him in his office at the University of Glasgow after he found the blog post. We had exchanged some emails resulting from the sequence of events triggered by 350.org's 'Do The Math' and the wider divestment campaign. We discussed the reasons for the letter to The Guardian (of... Continue Reading →
GAIA Resonant Visions at SER 2015 Manchester
The Society for Ecological Restoration annual conference is in Manchester 23-27 August and James Brady has put together an outstanding Arts Programme. "During the conference, two internationally renowned cultural venues in the city of Manchester will host GAIA – Resonant Visions: an exclusive cultural programme consisting of UK and world premiere artists’ film screenings, accompanied... Continue Reading →
Glasgow Community Support For Stalled Space Fund – NOW OPEN
We're sharing this Call from Glasgow City Council Do you wish to breathe life into a stalled site or an under-utilised open space within your neighbourhood? Ever thought of using it temporarily for... an arts project pop up sculpture or exhibition space a pop up park or a growing space children’s play space a green... Continue Reading →
Evening Will Come
Today is the anniversary. Eve Andree Laramee, Professor and Chair, Department of Art & Art History Pace University, NYC provides an overview of 20 years of work on nuclear issues that started with reading a newspaper article on United Nuclear Corporation’s Church Rock Uranium Mill Tailings Pond Spill, on Navajo land in New Mexico. Sometimes... Continue Reading →
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