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The CSPA congratulates the second recipient of a CSPA Supports MicroGrant: Elizabeth English and A Collection of Shiny Objects in Brooklyn, NY for their original theater production of Goods & Services (The Walmart Project). Goods & Services is a collaborative, semi-devised object theater piece that explores Americans’ relationhship with the buying and selling of consumer gods with a Theme: We are inviting submissions in water-based medium on or with paper. The competition has an environmental agenda requesting submissions to reference the contrary character of climate change. For example, increased desertification and the escalating effects of weather events such as flooding and soil erosion. The work should be based “Amplify Action: Sustainability through the Arts” will be presented in Spring 2012 by the Skylight Gallery, a department of BSRC’s Center for Arts and Culture. The exhibition is conceived to demonstrate how arts, culture and media are powerful catalysts for social change, and aims to engage neighborhoods in a dialogue about sustainable living, making healthy consumer choices, and taking SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 / SANTA MONICA, CA Beat the pump, cycle the town, and enjoy Santa Monica’s sights and sounds. The Santa Monica Museum of Art’s third annual Tour da Arts bike event invites you to participate in a spoke-card workshop and a scenic ride with stops for music, dance, and art along the way. The The deadline for Round Two of CSPA Supports has been extended to October 1. The CSPA Supports grant program is designed to support the projects of our members as they consider issues of sustainability (ecological, economic, or cultural) in their professional work. Artists from all genres are encouraged to apply, and international applications are accepted! Andrew Rogers, a leading contemporary artist based in Australia, is primarily a sculptor. His large works may be found in plazas and buildings around the world. He is also the creator of the world’s largest contemporary land art undertaking. Derived from an early sculpture, the Rhythms of Life project is composed of 47 land art The most recent issue of the CSPA Quarterly, which called for work related to International initiatives, is now available on MagCloud.com. The issue includes contributions from ARTPORT, Arts In The One World, Forum for the Future, Moe Beitiks, Roberta Holden, Emily Mendelson, and Shinji Turner-Yamamoto. Installation, public policy, photography, and theater are all represented Our fifth issue is available now on MagCloud. We’ve given spotlight to some impressive projects that address global issues. CSPA Quarterly Issue 5: Issue FIVE Our fifth issue of the CSPA Quarterly called for work related to The CSPA congratulates the first recipient of a CSPA Supports MicroGrant: Matthias Neumann and the Public Office for Architecture. Public Office for Architecture (POA) is a collaborative project situated at MoKS, Center for Arts and Social Practice in Mooste, Estonia. POA is an artistic practice conceived as a a nomadic architecture office. POA involves and The Center for Sustainable Practice in the Arts is pleased to announce a new initiative: CSPA Supports. “The CSPA Supports grant program is designed to support the projects of our members as they consider issues of sustainability (ecological, economic, or cultural) in their professional work,” comments Miranda Wright, co-founder of the CSPA. “Since founding the |
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