Eco-Solutions and the Entertainment Industry

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**Remember to RSVP at the link below to secure your seat**

One day, FREE workshop on sustainable approaches for creating an environmentally responsible entertainment industry on set and off.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

- Entertainment Industry Professionals – Sustainability Consultants and trade professionals – Those interested in creating an environmentally responsible entertainment

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ART OF RESILIENCE festival in Latvia starting today

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Art+Communication festival

From October 4 to November 4, 2012 Riga and Liepaja will be the host cities for the14th International Festival for New Media Culture “Art+Communication ’2012″.

The “Art+Communication” festival is renowned across Europe for its proposed innovative themes. Each year, the festival gathers around hundred

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PRESS RELEASE: Tate decline offer of 16.5m wind turbine blade artwork

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Reblogged from Liberate Tate Blog:

Art collective raises questions over John Browne’s conflict of interest as ex BP CEO

Tate Trustees have decided not to accept ‘The Gift’, a 16.5m wind turbine blade, as part of its permanent art collection.

‘The Gift’ was

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Gardens Beyond Eden: Bio-aesthetics, Eco-Futurism, and Dystopia at dOCUMENTA (13) – The Brooklyn Rail

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T J Demos’ review in Brooklyn Rail of the gardening and other ecological projects at dOCUMENTA. He’s positive about the projects, but critical of dOCUMENTA’s lack of any overarching critical framework.

Gardens Beyond Eden: Bio-aesthetics, Eco-Futurism, and Dystopia at dOCUMENTA (13).

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Dr Astrov blogs

Astrov (Laurence Olivier) and Elena (Rosemary Harris)in Uncle Vanya

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Wallace Heim writes:

Dr Astrov is a new blog on ‘arts / culture and environmental sustainability’. Ian Rimington is the writer. He works as a Relationship Manager specialising in environmental sustainability

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Call for Papers: Feminism, Science & Materialism conference

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The Center for the Study of Women in Society and the Committee on Interdisciplinary Science Studies at the Graduate Center are organizing a conference on Feminism, Science & Materialism, taking place at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, from Feburary 14-15, 2013.

The conference

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Addressing Children’s Nature-Deficit Disorder: Bold Actions by Conservation Leaders Worldwide

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The 2012 World Congress of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in Jeju, South Korea turned out to be a big boost for the worldwide movement to re-connect children and nature.

At the prestigious and influential Congress, which convenes

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Environmental “artshop” and teaching laboratory this fall at Parsons the New School for Design

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From the 27th of September, continuing over a four-month period, artists, designers, architects, dancers, chefs and scientists will be offering a wide array of interactive exchanges, ranging from workshops to of-site explorations at theSheila C. Johnson Design Center (SJDC) atParsons The New

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the family and the world heat up in Nick Payne’s play

Photo: Joan Marcus

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Kellie Gutman writes:

If There Is I Haven’t Found it Yet, with Brian O’Byrne and Jake Gyllenhaal, opened in New York’s Roundabout Theatre in September and runs through 25 November. It was written by Nick

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A ‘Typical’ Day

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Actually, there is no such thing as a typical day for us. Nothing is ever the same on the bay. But our second season of shrimping got going back in mid-April and we have settled into somewhat of a routine.

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