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A free lunch was served to over 5,000 people in Trafalgar Square. All the ingredients used for the lunch are fresh and would otherwise be wasted – wonky carrots, mis-shapen potatoes and other fresh surplus produce. There were live cooking demonstrations and plenty of other activities to get stuck into, all of which involved enjoying delicious food rather than http://vimeo.com/moogaloo
Feeding the 5000, London December 16 2009 from RSA Arts & Ecology on Vimeo. This was a really, really well organised event; a great example of how actions change minds. http://vimeo.com/moogaloo
There’s a lot of discussion about the role of dystopian art in creating new stories about climate and the environment. I have to say, if I was a kid, Mark Coreth’s sculpture of a melting polar bear would scare the bejayzus out http://vimeo.com/moogaloo
Ghost Forest – London from RSA Arts & Ecology on Vimeo. It’s an amazing achievement, to unlock this space for this kind of exhibit. The crowds I saw were drawn to the sheer strangeness and hugeness of the shapes http://vimeo.com/moogaloo
It’s an amazing achievement, to unlock this space for this kind of exhibit. The crowds I saw were drawn to the sheer strangeness and hugeness of the shapes of the trees, which are supposed to link the ideas of deforestation and climate http://vimeo.com/user1428
Today, G20 demonstrators gathered in Trafalgar Square, a couple of hundred yards from the RSA HQ. G20 demonstrators: three questions from RSA Arts & Ecology on Vimeo. This is my blatant call to artists to use the Fourth Plinth – particularly with respect to bringing fresh ways of exploring social issues in what you could argue is the country’s most central space of debate – Trafalgar Square. I’m not at all sure I want to see myself as |
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