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Robert Butler of the Ashden Directory notes William Sidelsky’s review of the Oxfam-produced short-story collection Ox-tales: Air, Water, Fire and Earth in yesterday’s Observer. The review recognises that climate change is becoming a something recurring theme for modern writers: A masterclass in this respect is offered by Helen Simpson’s “The … Go to Amsterdam-based artist and grad student Sander Veenhof has come up with an interactive and innovative way to spread the word on his name: A plant where the light only switches on when someone blogs, twitters or does a google search for his name. The project is an attempt to grow a “graduation bouquet” of flowers It’s been more than a week since the final days of this year’s Earth Matters On Stage EcoDrama Symposium. I returned from Oregon to be immediately eaten alive by my other life: just coming up for air now and able to digest some of Bram Thomas Arnold is walking from Devon, to his family home of Galen in Switzerland, 598 miles away as a piece of work for his finals MA show at Dartington College of Art. Follow his sporadic blog at http://bramthomasarnold.wordpress.com/ Go to RSA Arts & Ecology To UNFCCC leaders / Heads of Government, At the UNFCCC talks in Copenhagen in 2009, we urge you to reach a just and sufficient international agreement on climate change, which will secure our futures and those of generations to come. The agreement should recognise that rich countries have done the … Go to Here’s a nice video by artist David Prince. A dead tree is turned into a super-awesome perpetual motion machine! In the eco-art world there are few folks as significant as the collaborative duo of Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison (known generally as The Harrisons). Originators of a whole systems perspective in the eco-art movement, they have worked for the past four decades with biologists, ecologists, architects, urban planners and other artists |
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