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CSPA Prague Convergence: Reduce Waste at the Prague Quadrennial Our Goal To create a design-based performance piece in response to the 2011 Prague Quadrennial that examines materials, and then organizes and redistribute (would be wasted) materials to the local arts community. 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  The first ever Designers Accord ‘Town Hall’ was held in the UK Brighton, Thursday 10th March 2011. OTHER SESSIONS Sandy Black | Designers Accord UK Peter Bentley | Designers Accord UK Gabriel Wulff | Designers Accord Brighton Marie Harder | Designers Accord [read more] 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 Saturday 16 April to Sunday 29 May 2011 Opening: Friday 15 April, 6.30 – 8.30 pm Film screening and Q&A with the artists: Saturday 16 April 2.30 pm Cubitt Gallery presents the first UK solo exhibition by Swiss artists Christina Hemauer and Roman Keller. Through video, sculptural-recreation, text and archive material the artists explore 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 A cast of nineteen fictional characters explore the post-Atomic Age West in this video installation, Slouching Towards Yucca Mountain. Funds in the amount of $9,500 are sought for video editing, completion of an installation and creation of an artist book/exhibition catalog. The project explores issues and ironies surrounding the problem of radioactive waste The Museum of London is the leading museum for London. Understanding the environmental impacts of our activities and reducing these where possible is an important element of being a leading museum and an area where we are committed to continual improvement.In the following areas Museum of London will; Management and legislation develop and |
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