{UNM Land Arts students at the Spiral Jetty.}
An interview I did about the new Art and Ecology program at University of New Mexico is on the Art 21 blog.
The interview is part of the blog’s Flash Points series focusing on art and the natural world.
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Just in case you’d missed the BBC’s Now Show clip, here’s the transcript. Brigstocke was one of those on the 2008 Cape Farewell expedition. The delegates came and the delegates sat And they talked and they talked till their bums all went flat Then a delegate said of the country he knew “We Artists will lead a conversation about public art and sustainability during “Waterpod: Autonomy and Ecology,” an exhibition at New York’s Exit Art this winter. The show is a survey of a five-month voyage around the boroughs of New York by Waterpod, a floating, sculptural structure and community-building space designed as a futuristic habitat In a fitting end to Simon Cowell’s four year dominance of the Xmas number ones, this year’s festive pop pick is an expletive-filled polemic against the American military-industrial complex “Killing in the Name”. A man who has always stood with admirable consistency on the law of pop – that sales mean what the public Our photos here mainly focus on what we went to see and with whom we spoke. A couple in there from Future Arcola’s launch event last week as well. Think of this as the CSPA Season’s Greetings! [smooth=id:005;] click hereto downloadIn Fall 2008, Mo`olelo received a MetLife/TCG A-ha! Think it , Do it grant to research and develop a tool to measure the environmental impact of theater and help the industry make choices that do not cause long-term damage to our communities. We partnered with Brown & Wilmanns Environmental Consulting Headquarters reopens in Gallery Poulsen on January 8th at 17:00. Headquarters, part 2, will be a total installation including works made by *HQ members and documentation of their activities during COP15. read more] Thanksgiving long past, and holiday feasts ahead, but I’m already stuffed, thank you, with this years’ steady eco-art diet of Land Art adventures and COP15 coverage. It’s hard not to feel overwhelmed with art-nerd-glee. There is such a thing as an information coma, I swear. The art-and-landscape dishes started churning out of the Nevada The big new Christmas movie, James Cameron’s Avatar, which opened yesterday, has some striking green themes. There’s deforestation: a truly massive tree gets destroyed. There's a threatened indigenous people: the home of the Na’vi tribe gets obliterated. And there’s a new-agey idea that that there’s a mutual thing going on between the people |
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