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Arnold Circus, Boundary Estate, Tower Hamlets, E2 Sunday 18th July, 1pm-5pm, 2010. Cycle ride and alternative vehicle parade at 4pm. Join in and celebrate the renovation and centenary of Arnold Circus, at the heart of the world’s first social housing scheme, with a grand community picnic, artist’s fair, music on the bandstand and 100 In the first of the summer series of blogs about flowers on stage,Frances Babbage writes about poppies. The flowers were scarlet poppies and they burst through the wall. In 1997, the Lecoq-trained theatre company Bouge-de-là presented Under Glass. Its young woman protagonist Visual Arts Organizations and the Modern Environmental Movement by Jessica Broderick Lewis Published in the Winter edition of the CSPA Quarterly. To view or order back issues, visit http://magcloud.com/browse/Magazine/38626. To subscribe to the CSPA QUARTERLY, join us! http://www.sustainablepractice.org/join-the-cspa/ ‘The Green Museum,’ sited in this essay, is available at our bookstore! The goal of The Plus/Minus Dilemma was the third roundtable discussion in the ongoing IIC series Dialogues in the New Century; events that explore emerging issues in the modern world and their relationship to heritage conservation. The event took place at the Midwest Airlines Convention Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 13, 2010 as part of the Initiated by Oakland-based artist Scott Oliver Once Upon A Time, Happily Ever After… is a site-specific, collaborative project that takes Lake Merritt, located just east of Downtown Oakland, as both subject and setting. Often referred to as the “Jewel of Oakland” Lake Merritt comprises one of the city’s most significant centers Call for Papers The conference committee invites proposals for papers addressing the relationship between the cultural and environmental aspects of sustainability. Potential topics and questions might include: performance ecologies green design for performance theatre and eco-activism How can the arts widen our perception of nature and our ability to experience, reflect and adapt Water, CA grew out of our mutual connection to the Salton Sea. The largest lake in California, the Salton Sea is bound by a sordid history of unchecked development and foreseeable natural disaster. In the 1920′s, land developers gambled on plots of land surrounding a flash-in-the-desert resort. After two major floods, the landholders could FROM THE GREEN ROOM: Dance/USA’s e-Journal By Marc Kirschner The ultimate conclusion of the National Endowment for the Art’s Audience 2.0 survey, that “Arts participation through media appears to encourage – rather than replace – live arts attendance,” is neither a surprise, nor news. It’s not the first study to come to that conclusion, and, |
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