Our network Arts for COP15 is now up and functioning. Please come and join us there, especially if you are involved in an arts-based event in the lead up to the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December. The site acts as a
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Reprinted from The Salt Lake Tribune: “Turning a Crisis into Opportunity” by John Keahay, September 20, 2009 Late last year, a distraught Michael Ballam walked into a board meeting, plopped into his chair and announced, “I have some bad news.” The founder and general director of the Utah Festival Opera had I was blogging last week in response to green.tv’s suggestion that there were too many climate campaigns. My view was that it wasn’t that there were too many, but that maybe they weren’t reaching ecoartspace NYC – amy lipton September 24, 2009 Community Roundtable on Habitat for Artists Project Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art State University of New York – New Paltz October 3, 2009 Q and A with Habitat for Artists Collective Solar One (East River at 23rd St) New York, NY WILD: The Conditions of Possibility for the Experience of Nature in the Everyday, 2009 Free Downloadable PDF at the link below. This work is made possible in part by generous contributions from K2 Family Foundation, SolarOne Green Energy, Arts & Education Center, Colgate University and the Paul A. Garrison Faculty Research Fellowship, the Pine Emerging Green Builders – Los Angeles EGB-LA Committee Upcoming Opportunities for Member Participation SCRAP CASTLES | SUSTAINABLE BEACH ART EVENT Saturday, September 26, 2009 | 9am Lifeguard Tower 4 | In front of 415 Pacific Coast Hwy, Santa Monica, CA Near Annenberg Community Beach House | Parking south of 415 PCH Event Description | Realized September 12th, 2009 in Pasadena See previous post regarding this work on the ecoartspace blog here. |
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