| December 8th, 2011 | Comments are closed Some fascinating ideas from BLDGBLOG in excerpt form a little while ago, which relate to ideas of ecodrama:
1) Performance Physics
It was, we might say, not performance art but performance physics: an immersive, urban-scale demonstration of quantum dislocation… constantly out of self-synch in a single setting… the skies of San Francisco temporarily modeling an inter-dimensional event.
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| December 3rd, 2011 | Comments are closed
Per its mission statement, Atlanta’s 7 Stages Theatre devotes itself to “engaging artists and audiences by focusing on the social, political and spiritual values of contemporary culture.” One such value—environmentalism—has yielded a clever campaign that simultaneously promotes the theatre and sustainability.
…marketing director Charles Swint says the theatre asked itself, “What are
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| December 2nd, 2011 | Comments are closed
…This type of question isn’t always asked, but for Superhero Clubhouse, it’s de rigeur. Founded in 2007 by Jeremy Pickard, Superhero Clubhouse is a “society of theater artists engaged in making original plays and events about the natural world via a green and collaborative process.” How they make their work is equally
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| November 30th, 2011 | Comments are closed The 1200 Buildings Commission is a pilot public art project responding to the energy and sustainability performance of a commercial building within the City of Melbourne – the Green Spaces at 490 Spencer Street in West Melbourne. The Green Spaces building is an early entrant in the City’s 1200 Buildings scheme, which aims
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| November 29th, 2011 | Comments are closed Applications for the 2012 Indy Convergence (May 7-18) are open. Thank you for your interest. Beginning this year there will be a $10.00 application fee for allapplicants payable by check or through our paypal account. Please contact Robert at robert@indyconvergence.org if you have questions about being a participant in 2012.
DEADLINE TO BE
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| November 24th, 2011 | Comments are closed The tagline of creative collective Sewing Rebellion is “Stop Shopping, Start Sewing!” Founded by Carol Lung-Bazile, AKA FrauFiber, in 2006, this eclectic group of men and women sew to save money and impact the way Americans think about clothing and garment production. The nearly lost arts of mending and reusing clothing
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| November 23rd, 2011 | - (Comments are closed) DROUGHT AND FLOODING RAINS: THE DINNER
Artist Natalie Jeremijenko and chefs Mihir Desai and Pierre Roelofs create a sensory experience of edible artworks from a fragile land(scape).
Running for over a year in New York and Boston, the celebrated Cross(x)Species Adventure Club Supper Club, comes to Australia for the first time. Five+ paired
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| November 22nd, 2011 | Comments are closed To celebrate World Wetlands Day 2012 on February 2, WetlandCare Australia is hosting their 5th annual Australia wide art and photography competition. There are categories for young people and adults, and for the first time the competition includes categories specifically for Indigenous artists.
The categories in the competition have been designed to give as many people
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| November 15th, 2011 | Comments are closed
FINDING THEIR PLACES Actors, including farm workers and their children, rehearse Of Farms and Fables.
An interesting show coming up in Portland, ME….
It’s all in a day’s work on a family farm. From pests to family strife to the game-changing scale of industrial farming, the challenges to the modern family farm
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| November 10th, 2011 | Comments are closed
Drawing on case studies from around the world, the Curating Cities project assesses the ongoing and potential contribution of public art to eco-sustainable development and the benefits to Sydney and cities in general. The project provides a rubric for public art in relation to the fundamental domains of sustainable planning: energy, water, food and
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