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After months of discussion, planning and minor renovations, ecoartspace opened our first public space at 53 Mercer Street in Soho, NYC. We are calling the space a “project room,” which will be open to the public on Saturdays and by appointment through the end of June before switching to summer hours (to be announced). Earth Week 2009: April 22nd – 25th www.smarttix.com. New York, NY – March 10th, 2009 – 9Thirty Theatre Company (Jeff Burroughs, Founding Artistic Director; Michael Crowley, Producing Manager) announces A FRESH ASSORTMENT, an ECO ONE-ACT FESTIVAL will be performed April 22nd – 25th @ 8pm at The Seaport Cultural Space located Anne Brodie @ National Glass Centre, Sunderland This week has brought profound jolts with respect to political and economic predictions on climate change, the first from Rajendra Pachauri, leading the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). He seriously doubts that the US will be able to make the pledge Touching on denialism in that earlier post, there’s a piece on The Guardian website about the deniers’ conference held this week in New York, Global warming – Was it ever a crisis? This in the week that the Copenhagen Climate Change summit reports on the sea’s dangerously rising acidity, the attempt Armstrong filming in New Orleans, 2006 On the eve of the premiere of Age of Stupid, an email from director Franny Armstrong: Tabloid Revolution: Three million people will have choked on their cornflakes this morning when they read Pete’s column in the Sun. See attached. “We – that is At Copenhagen, Nicholas Stern admits his 2006 Stern Report underestimated the gravity of the problem – not so much the economics of it, or in terms of the more recent data coming in, but the stunning lack of political response: “Do the politicians understand just how difficult it FLOW Written by JULIE HÉBERT Directed by JULIETTE CARRILLO May 28 – June 21, 2009 The Los Angeles River has a long and documented history thanks to river historians and Hollywood films. But, how do we begin to unravel LA residents’ relationship to a river most of us have only glimpsed from our car windows? |
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