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Liberate Tate action
A group of artists and activists donate a symbol of alternative energy to the BP sponsored Tate Modern. Watch the video on Vice.com
Creating climate change parks – greenspace scotland
A new e-resource launched today by greenspace scotland, in partnership with Scottish Natural Heritage, will help park and greenspace managers respond to the challenges of climate change by creating ‘climate change parks’. Full story at creating climate change parks - greenspace scotland.
Time of the Clock, Time of Encounter
If practitioners of environmental and ecological arts have become expert in the critique of spatial politics and practices, should they also be able to develop and use critiques of time? ecoartscotland is a partner in an AHRC funded research project entitled Time of the Clock, Time of Encounter: Pathfinders for Connection. This forms part of... Continue Reading →
Funded PhD: theatre and learning for sustainability
'Sustaining the imagination: theatre and learning for sustainability' 3 year funded PhD hosted by the School of Culture and Creative Arts at the University of Glasgow in partnership with Catherine Wheels Theatre Company - Further information - Closing date 9th July 2012. Theatre Studies at the University of Glasgow is seeking to award one fully... Continue Reading →
What book would you take for a walk…?
Received this email from Dee Heddon: What book would you take for a walk...? In 1794, John Hucks and Coleridge walked to North Wales. Hucks carried with him the poems of Thomas Churchyard. In 1802, Coleridge walked through Cumberland, carrying with him 'a shirt, a cravat, two pairs of stockings, tea, sugar, pens and paper,... Continue Reading →

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