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CLICK IMAGE TO GO TO ARTICLE BY ABIGAIL DOAN ECO ART: New York Times’ Dot Earth and Ecoartspace Ask ‘What Matters Most?’ 05/01/10 Any fellowship program that respects artists will not set out like missionaries to train them to be good citizens, which will do as much to reinforce the popular assumption that artists are irresponsible children as supporting facile aesthetic tantrums . . . The visual arts field should be seen as en ecosystem in Elemental Energy: Art Powered by Nature May 1 – September 26, 2010 Joe Chirchirillo Jason Krugman & Christian Cerrito Mark Malmberg [read more] The Irish Times’ SHANE HEGARTY shows us what Soichi Noguchi sees. On Wednesday he posted a picture of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, its black tendrils looked eerily beautiful as it stretched through miles of ocean. It is a unique image, giving a sense of its scale previously unseen and Doug + Mike Starn on the Roof: Big Bambú April 27, 2010–October 31, 2010 (weather permitting) The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden Go to Flickr for behind-the-scenes photos and installation views. Read the Guided-Tour Guidelines. Curator Anne Strauss talks to Doug and Mike Rather than just removing non eco products in the theatre, I thought it would be useful to provide a bit of info about why this is important. “Many products we use in everyday life, from shower gel to T-shirts and even children’s toys, contain harmful artificial chemicals, which contaminate our air, food and drinking water
Kellie Payne reports on the Tipping Point event, held earlier this month, where Mike Hulme suggested climate change was a zombie concept: as a metaphor it has done its work. As a concept, it connects a large swathe of issues combined through the scientific narrative and Justin over at iSquint brings us this update on the Juliat LED Profile/Ellipsoidal/Focus-able instrument. I won’t ruin the surprise about the price here though…. Remember that “project” Robert Juliat showed off at LDI in a back room under special invite? Looks like the “project” has been turned into a final product |
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