| September 15th, 2011 | Comments are closed 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
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| September 14th, 2011 | Comments are closed
Shiants – watercolor by John Cumming
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Kellie Gutman writes: The artist, sculptor and writer John Cummingtook part in the fourth and final week of Cape Farewell’s expedition to the Shetland Islands this summer. John was born and raised in
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| September 13th, 2011 | Comments are closed
'Ogon-no-ki' by Elodie Lefebvre, 2011
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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
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| September 12th, 2011 | Comments are closed This post comes to you from Cultura21
By Benjamin Smith
The Bangalore-based collective “Maraa” invites you, as a parallel to the “Walls Between People” photo exhibition that opens on September 9th, to a series of three interesting events in Bangalore (India).
Movement and Stillness – a theatre workshop on walls, conflict
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| September 10th, 2011 | Comments are closed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ztEgLXSiek”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ztEgLXSiek
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Image left: Bidon arme (Loaded Drum), 2004 Romuald Hazoume Right: Treebike – image from the International freecard alliance for World Environment day, 5 June 2009
An exhibition that I stumbled upon accidentally a few months ago has stayed with me. On
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| September 9th, 2011 | Comments are closed This post comes to you from Shrimp Boat Projects
The process of putting the Discovery back in the water began with a traditional christening including the smashing of a bottle of champagne over the bow of the boat.
We are happy to report that after nearly two months of work out of the
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| September 8th, 2011 | Comments are closed This post comes to you from Shrimp Boat Projects
Although historically a rite of passage for commercial fishing boats only, the annual Blessing of the Fleet on Clear Lake channel now includes both work boats and pleasure boats alike.
“The Blessing of the Fleet is an annual event that is practiced in fishing
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| September 7th, 2011 | Comments are closed This post comes to you from Shrimp Boat Projects
“… where leakage is, there also, of necessity, is bilgewater; and where bilgewater is, only the dead can enjoy life; This is on account of the smell.” – in About All Kinds of Ships by Mark Twain “The compartment at the bottom of the
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| September 6th, 2011 | Comments are closed This post comes to you from Shrimp Boat Projects
We are happy to report that our boat was successfully hauled out of Dickinson Bayou, is sitting comfortably on blocks and appears poised for a new paint job. After working on the boat in the water for a month and half, we knew the
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| September 5th, 2011 | Comments are closed 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
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