[repost from an e-artnow mailing] This symposium (open to fifty attendees) will present work resulting from an innovative collaboration between artists in UK and Brazil and technologists working in the Digital Economy funded Horizon Hub at University of Nottingham, in collaboration with scientists at the UK Met Office and biologists at the Rio de Janeiro... Continue Reading →
Art, GIS and the Geographic Imagination – Funded Studentship:
Deadline 23rd November - contact Deborah Dixon asap. AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award Opportunity: For a PhD on “New Visual Economies: Art, GIS and the Geographic Imagination,” supervised by Prof. Deborah Dixon in partnership with Environment Systems. Project Summary: This is one of three interlinked PhD studentships that, in collaboration with three organisations in different sectors --... Continue Reading →
Big Coal Bullying Prompts University to Destroy Artwork
Sadly Chris Drury's sculpture in Wyoming is to be destroyed, as reported by Mary Anne Hitt: Big Coal Bullying Prompts University to Destroy Artwork.
On Art’s To-Do List: Climate Change
Connect the dots: Edvard Munch's Scream, Amy Balkin's Public Smog, Peter Fend's current show at Peanut Underground and Lawrence Weiner's 2011 work WATER FINDS ITS OWN LEVEL HOWSOEVER. Answer at On Art’s To-Do List: Climate Change | GalleristNY.
A bright beacon in the dark winter months
Heliotrope is a 12 minute audio and light experience about the seasons. It has been created by a team of artists, designers and scientists, working together to explore the impact of light on minds and bodies. It's taking place in the Kibble Palace, Glasgow Botanic Gardens on four days at the end of November 2012... Continue Reading →
COBRA meets to discuss Ash trees
When you hear reference on the news to COBRA (Cabinet Office Briefing Room A) it signals that the UK Government is dealing with a national or regional crisis in the UK or overseas having a significant impact on the UK.
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