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This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Where is the politics in political ecology? is a follow-up discussion by the Political Ecology Working Group at the University of Kentucky. Its an open discussion that anyone can participate in – artworks can be contributed, or short texts (max 300 words). Deadline This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Emily Dodd has written a really nice piece about the Steep Trail Eco Lab for the Greener Leith Blog.
ecoartscotland is a resource focused on art and ecology for artists, curators, critics, commissioners as well as scientists We launched Arcola Energy for Schools during Climate Week 2011 (21 — 27 March). Climate Week is a national campaign to get people taking action on climate change. It has created some controversy due to its partners, see Guardian blog HERE. Arcola has enjoyed the opportunity of bringing the excitement of the This post comes to you from EcoArtScotland Tim Morton, Author of Ecology Without Nature and The Ecological Thought, maintains a blog on eco-criticism. Recent posts have focused on drama including thoughts about plays, and drama as an ecological form. He also podcasts an evolving lecture Hyperobjects, and has excellent In a blog a couple of weeks ago, Matthew Taylor called for ideas for a new RSA project on manufacturing. Given the RSA’s commitment to practical project work, he suggested that heavy industrial projects would be impractical for us and that worthy reports on the future of manufacturing in the UK are two-a-penny. The rise  The Santa Fe EARTH event, put on by 350.org and the Santa Fe Art Institute, shows how the Santa Fe River could look if there was water running through it. With global warming decreasing snow melt, Santa Fe is running out of water. This river is one of the 10 most endangered in As previously posted on 24700 (the blog for the California Institute of the Arts), Machine Project—a loose collective of Los Angeles-based artists—has been incredibly active in the Los Angeles area this fall: from its curated coatroom concerts to its recent involvement with the Fallen Fruit Project and Santa Monica’s Glow Festival. 24700 recently  We have also started a new project to track the progress made in our new home on Ashwin Street! You can visit our new YouTube Channel, ArcolaEnergy1, which will have regular video updates. Check out our video for Week 2! Arcola Energy – Future Arcola \”The Transformation\” (Week 2) Check out our |
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