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This post comes to you from Cultura21 30 September – 15 December 2011 The Exhibition U-N-F-O-L-D exhibition continues until 15 December in New York City at the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center (SJDC) at Parsons The New School for Design. It shows the work of twenty-five artists who took This post comes to you from EcoArtSpace June 6 – September 21, 2011 Opening June 15th, 6:30 – 8:30pm Deutsche Bank 60 Wall Street Gallery, NYC Amy Lipton, guest curator ID required for entry: RSVP HERE Beyond the Horizon explores contemporary views of nature and habitat expressed through the tradition of landscape painting This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Hydromemories is seeking to build up an archive of artists working with water. The site already contains a number of interesting examples, to which one might add: Betsy Damon, Keepers of the Waters, Liz Ogilvie’s Bodies of Water amongst other works, Anne This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland For those of us living with western news media who’s narrative of Iran is terrorism and nuclear armament, this article provides a different perspective. Who do you believe? Wetlands are a key component of the matrix of biodiversity, often massively impacted on by industrial production, by Aviva Rahmani Published in the Winter edition of the CSPA Quarterly, which was focused on the 2009 United Nations Conference of the Parties in Copenhagen. To view or order back issues, visit http://magcloud.com/browse/Magazine/38626. To subscribe to the CSPA QUARTERLY, join us! http://www.sustainablepractice.org/join-the-cspa/ The Horizontal Press Conference My December 18, 2009 press conference
“What Matters Most?” ecoartspace benefit SALE $150 each email amy@ecoartspace.org to purchase works Aviva Rahmani, Water Matters: A Beautiful View #9, 2010 Acting as the official High Tide COP15 envoy, distinguished ecological artist Aviva Rahmani has been writing on her daily blog about her experiences in Copenhagen during COP15. Friday was her last day here, and she finally got the change to go about town and see some art. Check out the entries from December 18th to Trigger Point Theory as Aesthetic Activism was a three day workshop, culminating yesterday, led by Aviva Rahmini. I’m trying to meet-up with Aviva later today, but in the mean time, please check out the last three daily recaps from her workshop: Just spoke with someone from Shell: formerly working for their sustainability Between James Brady and Aviva Rahmani, they calculated close to 1 million people are engaged directly or indirectly in ecological art or audience members for it’s ideas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Ecoart This is how we estimated it: 1. How many schools/ museums/ books-journals internationally the ecoart list serve alone (about 100 invited members) represents (ie., including residencies, publications, |
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