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Come and join us anytime between 3pm and 7pm for May’s Green Sunday at Arcola Theatre. It’s free to attend and everyone is welcome. This month we are looking at urban regeneration – from the Olympics to roof gardens. With special film screenings, lively debate, Kabula dancing and the chance to picnic near the Olympic Marc Bamuthi Joseph is the Artistic Director of the Living Word Project. We at the CSPA are fans and are going to check out his show on Friday night at REDCAT. For those not in the know, the living word project takes the idea that sustainability is about supporting life and that supporting life is Actions: What You Can Do With the City 26 November 2008 until 19 April 2009 Canadian Centre for Architecture 1920 Baile Street, Montreal, Quebec, H3H 2S6 The Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) presents the exhibition Actions: What You Can Do With the City, an exhibition with 99 actions that http://vimeo.com/user1428
A can of whalemeat at Victoria Station from RSA Arts & Ecology on Vimeo. I stepped off the train this morning and was confronted by a big can of whalemeat. The twelfth edition of the biggest international exhibition dedicated to scenography and theatre architecture Prague Quadrennial (PQ) will take place in June 2011, however, organizers are already busy preparing it. The PQ 2011 wants to introduce a large number of performance disciplines from theatre and visual arts to even larger audience than in 2007 when The 72-year-old photographer Robert Adams, famous as part of the New Topographics photography movement, which recorded the impact humans have on the natural environment, has won the 2009 Hasselblad Foundation Award. He took part in a webchat on behalf of the Hasselblad Foundation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKn92PqmnG4″>me
For those of you who haven’t been following the South Florida Environmental Art Project (a.k.a. SFEAP- with founder Mary Jo Aagerstoun, above), I want you to know that they are doing good things out there. They hosted a Symposium recently in Stuart, FL, and invited a few artists (Xavier Cortada, read more] This is from an article I have in this morning’s Observer magazine: Flicking through a history of community gardening in America, Amy Franceschini discovered that between 1941 and 1943, 20 million Americans took part in the Victory Gardens programme, an initiative created to feed the nation during wartime. “I With a goal of saving 190 trees in 2009, LDI is focused on eliminating unnecessary paper usage and encouraging exhibitors to do the same. The steps the trade show is taking to accomplish this include a two phase process. First, the show is slowly phasing out the use of paper VIP invitations to the show |
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