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For Immediate Release: December 16, 2009 Contact: Aviva Rahmani 646 403 7130 Asger Jorn Room, Bella Center, Copenhagen ghostnets@ghostnets.com www.ghostnets.com Art can help build the capacity and facilitate adaptation needed at COP15; SOS Gulf to Gulf is a virtual model for the role of art in creating resilience People and animals at the bank of the Hudson River on the upper west side of Manhattan will gather with artist Aviva Rahmani as part of “350,” the largest global day of climate action ever. On October 24, 2009, Rahmani will alternately walk to the water and sing Puccinis aria “Vissi darte,” Since it’s recently been made public that supposedly “inert” ingredients of pesticides like Roundup are not, in fact, not so very intert, we thought we’d celebrate (hem hem) with a short overview of detoxifying eco-art events. |
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