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The National Theatre’s play about climate change, Greenland, had its first preview last night. The critics don’t get to see the play till 1st February, but audience members, leaving the show last night, had a chance to express their views almost immediately. In the Lyttelton foyer, there’s a Talkaoke table, billed as a It was only a couple of years ago that this blog was writing about why theatres don’t touch climate change. It seemed, at the time, as if there was something about theatre, or the way people conceived of mainstream theatre, that made the subject almost impossible to treat. This was part of a The Esther Klein Gallery at Breadboard is pleased to announce its newest exhibit Data Sweep: David Bowen. An Art in America review described Bowen as taking an “absurdist approach to the translation of scientific technology into art.” Bowen’s work creates a strange symbiosis between technology and the natural world. Mircocontrollers translate the activity of natural agents, like 2011 Cheng Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project KUAN SHU EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION www.artproject4wetland.wordpress.com Curator Jane Ingram Allen Contact allenrebeccajanei@gmail.com Phone: 886-930375160 Address: KUAN SHU EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Lane 79, Wu Lang Street Taichung City 403 Taiwan Call for Proposals: Deadline Feb. 11, 2011 2011 CHENG LONG WETLANDS International Environmental Art Project in Applications for the 2011 Indy Convergence are open. Once a year The Indy Convergence brings together a group of professional artists from around the country to collaborate on cross-disciplinary projects. We seek out professional artists with a passion for exploration and a unique talent or approach that will contribute to the ensemble. IMAGINING SPACES / PLACES: An international interdisciplinary conference 24−26 August 2011, University of Helsinki, Finland “You are not in a place; the place is in you” (Angelus Silesius) Literature and art mediate our experiences of the spaces and places surrounding us as well as within us. In contemporary discussion we use, besides the old term ‘landscape’, January 13, 2011 through April 3, 2011 Influential Element will feature 26 contemporary works by California-based artists who seek to explore the infinite ways in which water impacts our everyday life. The exhibition will feature works in a variety of media, including oil paint on a variety of surfaces, photography, video, color pencil, and mixed |
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