Conscient Podcast: e122 quiet – stop and listen
(bell and breath) (Sounds of forest in winter with icicles) Sometimes we just have to stop and listen. Without passing judgement. Just listen…. Sometimes we just have to stop and listen * Recorded at our cottage in Duhamel, Québec on December 30th, 2022. Thanks to the forest and the frozen rain for this wonderful soundscape. →
Climarte Exhibition – FLOW
Another world is not only possible, she is on her way.On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing. ― Arundhati Roy In the context of the Climate Emergency, and timed with the end of the financial year, FLOW is an exhibition exploring what a better future looks like. As a medium of exchange, the word currency →
Manhattan Global Water Dances Workshops
Join Artichoke Dance Company and Global Water Dances to learn “The Story of Water” “THE STORY OF WATER” IS A DANCE BEING PERFORMED AROUND THE GLOBE ON JUNE 10. Join us June 3rd and/or June 8th from 5 – 7 PM on the Locomotive Lawn in Riverside Park. These workshops are free and open to →
Conscient Podcast: e121 decibel – what killed dr decibel?
Note : Une version en français de cet article est disponible sur : Français (bell) (humming to urban drones) This is Dr. Decibel. Your sonic superhero on the unseated ancestral territories of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations otherwise known as… Well, I think you know where I am. (plane passing by) You have a problem here →
New artist-led project will explore how audiences travel to Perth venues
Creative Carbon Scotland is partnering with Perth Theatre and Concert Hall on a new project with artist and filmmaker Helen McCrorie to explore and address how audiences travel to and from the venues. Created through funding from sustainable and active travel organisation Paths for All, Transforming Audience Travel Through Art is a 12-month project that seeks to address →
Conscient Podcast: e120 metro – stop and listen
Note : Une version en français de cet article est disponible sur : Français (bell and breath) (sounds of a subway car throughout) Sometimes we just have to stop and listen. Without passing judgement. Just listen…. Sometimes we just have to stop and listen. * Recorded on February 2, 2023 at 1.43pm between the Georges-Vanier, Lucien-L’Allier, Bonaventure →
Opportunity: Developing Edinburgh’s SPRINGBOARD network
We’re looking for proposals to bring together the sustainable arts and culture community of Edinburgh with local climate and community partners to develop relationships that lead to local action addressing the climate emergency. Creative Carbon Scotland’s Green Arts Initiative brings together more than 350 cultural organisations across Scotland who are committed to addressing the climate emergency. Members →
Apply for the Global Cultural Relations Programme 2023
Have you ever thought about how to bring an interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral practice to your work? Have you ever been interested in engaging meaningfully with professionals from another sector to learn from each other and address global challenges? The Global Cultural Relations Programme (GCRP), the Cultural Relations Platform’s flagship training programme, is a unique opportunity →
Artichoke Ambassadors: Summer Eco-Arts Activism Intensive
A program for artists to become creatively active in countering climate change. This week long intensive immerses you in art making, activism strategies, environmental justice principles, place based approaches, partnership and community building. The Artichoke Ambassadors program symbiotically aligns environmentally conscious art making with climate and environmental justice action at collective and individual levels. This →
UKAI – The Carnival of Algorithmic Culture
The Carnival of Algorithmic Culture will bring together researchers, artists, activists, technologists, and community members for two days of workshops, talks, exhibitions, and interactive activities in Toronto to explore the impacts of artificial intelligence on the culture we create and the cultural products to which we have access. Featuring performances, installations, talks, and workshops to →
Conscient Podcast: e119 construction – how does the sound of construction affect you?
Note : Une version en français de cet article est disponible sur : Français In this episode I invite you to listen to a construction site, unaltered and raw. How does the sound of construction affect you? * This episode was recorded at the corner of Frances St and Salsbury Drive, Vancouver on March 6, 2023 at →
Opportunity: Craft Hub contributors (Round 2)
Craft Scotland is looking for Scotland-based makers to contribute to Craft Hub Website Craft Hub is a collaborative three-year project involving nine UK & EU partners including Craft Scotland, co-funded by Creative Europe. Craft Hub aims to illustrate craft’s importance in our shared European cultural heritage, and its continuing relevance in contemporary practice. The three-year programme →
Opportunity: Curatorial Programme Lead
Join Craft Scotland in developing and delivering an exciting new craft curator programme for COMPASS Craft Scotland is seeking an experienced Curatorial Programme Lead to support the planning, delivery and evaluation of a pilot COMPASS: Emerging Curator Programme. This role is to start early July 2023 until March 2024 and will be approximately 14 days of →
Opportunity: Craft Scotland board members – Finance
Join Craft Scotland’s Board to support the development of an inspiring and creative sector. Passionate about Scottish contemporary craft? Join Craft Scotland’s Board to support the development of an inspiring and creative sector. In this Board recruitment round, Craft Scotland is particularly looking for an individual with experience in finance to join the Board and →
Opportunity: Craft Directory – maker open call
Reach new craft audiences and join Craft Scotland’s online Craft Directory. Our Craft Directory is the go-to destination for craft buyers, curators and media professionals who are passionate about supporting Scottish contemporary craft and looking for beautiful handmade objects. Join the Craft Directory for £49 annually and showcase your practice to new audiences in Scotland →
Opportunity: Apply for Collect 2024
Craft Scotland is delighted to announce applications are now open for makers, who produce works of collectable contemporary craft, to be a part of our showcase at Collect 2024. Craft Scotland is looking for makers who produce works of collectable contemporary craft with a demonstrable in-depth knowledge of materials, excellence in making (process and skill), and →
Invitation: Energy Matters Creative Workshops
As part of Alberta Ecotrust Foundation’s work in the area of energy poverty, we are working with our Artist in Residence, Shumaila Hemani, to explore energy poverty through artistic practice. We are so excited to invite you to Shumaila Hemani’s workshop series: Energy Matters. These series of three workshops aim to create a dialogue about →
Conscient Podcast: e118 toilet – where does your shit go?
Note : Une version en français de cet article est disponible sur : Français (bell and breath) where does your shit go? (toilet flush 1) where does your shit go? (toilet flush 2) where does your shit go? (toilet flush 3) where does your shit go? (toilet flush 4) where does your shit go? * These four →
Reorienting practice: The role of artists in the climate adaptation emergency
Start: Thursday, June 01, 2023 • 4:00 PM • Eastern Standard Time (US & Canada) (GMT-05:00) End: Thursday, June 01, 2023 • 5:00 PM • Eastern Standard Time (US & Canada) (GMT-05:00) Virtual event: A link to attend this virtual event will be emailed upon RSVP Host Contact Info: info@scale-lesaut.ca le français suit l’anglais Thursday, June 1 Webinar, 4:00 – 5:00 pm ET With award-winning artist-researcher Dr. Jen →
THE INDIGENOUS YOUTH, ART AND WATER INITIATIVE
This initiative is the first phase of the Indigenous Water Allyship, a meaningful partnership between the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER), the One Drop Foundation and partners from the private sector to support First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities in Canada by helping to improve living conditions and health through water and art. En français →