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This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland The Three Gorges, 3rd Edition « Artwork by Sonja Hinrichsen. Sonja Hinrichsen makes ephemeral works of great beauty. These include walking in snow to create patterns. Sonja Hinrichsen, Snow Drawings, Chatham, NY, 2011
These are reminiscent of neolithic marks on stones near This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Philosophically speaking ‘natural rights‘ is an element of an argument about the basis of the rights that individuals have in society. What if nature had rights? What if there was a Ministry of Mother Earth? What if the experiences of 'Ogon-no-ki' by Elodie Lefebvre, 2011 This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland There is a recurrent theme in the work of some artists in Scotland – it is an enquiry and response to our relationship with landscape and nature. Other places evoke this enquiry as well, but Scotland has a This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Top 5 reasons why tar sands cover-up “ethicaloil.org” is a seriously dirty trick | Platform. Thanks to Suzaan Boettger for drawing attention to PLATFORM’s rebuttal of the “ethicaloil.com” website. “ethicaloil.com” is a web site that purports to demonstrate that tar sands are This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Antennae, the Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, and Minding Animals International, a ‘bridge between academia and advocacy,’ are hosting an event entitled Animal Ecologies in Visual Culture at University College London on Saturday 8 October This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Exit Art in New York is one of the alternative spaces that regularly programmes eco-art. Sadly Jeanette Ingberman who co-founded the Gallery died recently. She was a great advocate for ways in which the arts could draw attention and propose alternatives. [read more] This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Contest for new writing on the green economy, deadline 15 September The International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change (otherwise known as IHDP), which is part of the United Nations University, has announced a competition for new short essays This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland On the sunny 9th and drenching 10th of August, a group of artists, environmentalists, and community workers met in Fife as part of a series of event coordinated by Fife Contemporary Arts and Crafts, Polarcap, and Edinburgh Sculpture Studios. (For reports on earlier events, see the |
  
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