| February 13th, 2011 |
“On The Subject of Freedom” performed at the Arts In The One World Conference, 2011. Directed by Mersiha Mesihovic, Created with and performed by following: Lindsey Lollie, Amanda McNussen, James DiBrandon Lewis, Andy Robert, Etienne Rivera, Max Mendoza, Javier Gonzalez, Miriam Connor, Jahcobie Cosom and Matt Schumacher.
Growing up under a communist
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| October 29th, 2010 |
1946 Spartan, Timeless Travel
What kind of insulation to use? How to balance all the variables – sustainable, healthy materials that are also efficient. No sense using green materials that aren’t going to be good insulators in a trailer warm or cool, as needed.
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| September 19th, 2009 | Reprinted from PRNewswire: “Theatres Trust Announces ECOVENUE Green Theatre Project for London” September 9, 2009
On 14 September 2009 at Plasa 09 The Theatres Trust will announce a new three year programme to provide specialist theatre environmental advice and undertake free DEC assessments with 48 small scale theatres in
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| September 13th, 2009 | Reprinted from PRNewswire: “Theatres Trust Announces ECOVENUE Green Theatre Project for London” September 9, 2009
On 14 September 2009 at Plasa 09 The Theatres Trust will announce a new three year programme to provide specialist theatre environmental advice and undertake free DEC assessments with 48 small scale theatres in
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| September 7th, 2009 | I have an article in this fortnight’s Arts Professional arguing that the arts need to get to grips with the idea that a mother of a change is a’coming, and about how the arts have a chance to build a strong, resilient network in
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| August 4th, 2009 |
This morning I was handed a flier by a nice man standing outside Brighton station: “Vestas Workers fight to defend their jobs and the environment.” Featured on it, that photo
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| July 22nd, 2009 | The critics pass judgement on Radical Nature, at the Barbican and elsewhere:
PERCEPTIVELY Hari Kunzru [read more]
| April 27th, 2009 | Paul Fryer’s Peita, installed in a cathedral in the French town of Gap has been raising a few eyebrows among church goers. It shows Christ Electocuted, arms semaphored, looking much like a victim of Abu Ghraib. Parishoners have protested, say repoorts. The statue has been
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| April 17th, 2009 | Last week in New York the sculptor Seth Kinmont unveiled the first of three electric cars, bodywork made from wood. For three days he invited people to ride around the block in his new hand-built horseless carriage. Beautiful, huh?
I mention this because a) it forms a tenuous artistic link to the following story, and
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Welcome to the CSPA Quarterly 7 is now available
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Sustainability in Theater
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