The RSA Arts & Ecology Centre has set up the web-based network, Arts For COP15, for artists and arts professionals who are producing work in the run up to and during the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen in December 09.
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Theatres Trust announced a new three-year programme, called ECOVENUE, to provide environmental advice and assessments to 48 small scale theatres in London. The announcement was made on 14 September, the first anniversary of the Mayor of London’s Green Theatre Initiative. read more] Pandamonium: the simple panda-shaped collecting unit rewrought. Charity Bears for WWF by Rachel Whiteread 2009 Sweet Bamboo I write this as we set off for a meeting in Peterborough which is, wonderfully, interested in the connection between the arts and environmental issues. I had a brilliant taster with respect to the Fens in an extraordinary concert at King’s College, Cambridge in their stunning chapel. This was in support of the Great Fen Come and join us anytime between 3pm and 7pm for May’s Green Sunday at Arcola Theatre. It’s free to attend and everyone is welcome. This month we are looking at urban regeneration – from the Olympics to roof gardens. With special film screenings, lively debate, Kabula dancing and the chance to picnic near the Olympic The Empty Space and Improbable Theatre are hosting Devoted and Disgruntled North East an Open Space event to consider ‘What are we going to do about theatre?’, at the Discovery Museum, Newcastle. Open Space is a form of meeting in which participants determine the discussion sessions. Questions on theatre’s relation to environmentalism would be possible to offer |
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