| July 28th, 2011 | This post comes to you from Ashden Directory
Monik Gupta, environmental blogger and researcher has guest blogged for Ashdenizen. Here he suggests a metaphor in our series New metaphors for sustainability: the shopping divider at the check-out.
For me, thinking about sustainability, the object in the picture comes to mind. We come across
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| October 20th, 2010 | Freespace is an exploration of the relationships built between people and place, may they be urban, suburban or rural. It looks to inhabit the everyday space, the space that once was, and space that is constantly in between. The objective is to develop a network of sites, through partnerships with individuals and communities, to
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| July 11th, 2009 |
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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| June 28th, 2009 | Last weekend, Robert Butler of the Ashden Directory, in associaton with Charlie Kronick of Greenpeace and writer Caspar Henderson invited 15 academics, writers and activists to explore the issue of how we create narratives around climate change. RSA Arts & Ecology blogger Caleb Klaces returned enthused by the debate and … Go to
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| June 7th, 2009 | Via Citypollen, a video of Mircea Cantor’s Monument for the end of the world, which the blogger came across as part of Modern Art Oxford’s Transmission Interrupted (which continues until June 21.) And for her it raises an interesting questions. Why are public spaces dominated by thoughts of the past, … Go to
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| May 25th, 2009 | Today has been a bit slow at EMOS for me. I did attend the 2pm matinee of the University of Oregon’s student production of Metamorphoses in the Robinson Theatre, however, and even though I happened to see the Tony-award winning Broadway production in 2002, I was mightily impressed with the production here. It
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| May 14th, 2009 | Later today I’ll be putting up our own review of Steve Waters’ new double-bill of plays about climate change The Contingency Plan, but in the meantime take theatre critic and environmental blogger’s Robert Butler of the Ashden Directory’s word forf it. These plays, he says, are “terrific”.
If there’s one line
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| April 26th, 2009 | My new favorite website:
awesometapesfromafrica.blogspot.com
What you get: > Awesome Tapes, turned into downloadable Mp3s > Awesome Tape covers > Awesome commentary by a knowledgeable blogger > Awesome insight into African music scene > Awesomeness
Suggested starting point: Senegalese Hip Hop
Go to Eco Art Blog
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