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from ecoartscotland.net

• Imagining Water, #2: Flooded McDonald’s September 28, 2017
  Originally posted on Artists & Climate Change: The second in a year-long series on artists who are making the topic of water a focus of their work and on the growing number of exhibitions, performances and publications that are popping up in museums, galleries and public spaces around the world with water as a theme.…
• LAGI Glasgow exhibition at Edinburgh College of Art September 9, 2017
  Land Art Generator Glasgow exhibition Tent: Art, Space and Nature, Edinburgh College of Art 8-21 September 2017 The award winning Land Art Generator Glasgow project, developed in collaboration with ecoartscotland, explores creative approaches to using renewable energy in urban contexts as part of place-making approaches to regeneration. The Land Art Generato […]
• Understanding a place “without shortcuts”: exploring the Tim Robinson archive  August 26, 2017
  Originally posted on The Hollywood Forest Story : An Eco-Social Art Practice | Co. Carlow Ireland: I’m staying near Bearna village, which is on the edge of the ecologically significant Moycullen bog area in the West of Ireland. On such occasions the basic act of attention that creates a place out of a location would be renewed,…
• Newton Harrison at Woodend Barn, Aberdeenshire (rescheduled) August 16, 2017
  Invitation The Dee and Don Catchment Area Creating Resilience to Climate Change The Barn, Saturday 26 August 2017 7-9pm. Refreshments from 6.30pm We are pleased to confirm that Newton Harrison’s visit to Aberdeenshire has now been fixed and we are delighted to invite you to an evening of discussion in his company on 26th August. […]
• ‘After Coal’ Screening and discussion August 15, 2017
  Documentary exploring climate justice to screen at CCA: Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow on 3 September 2017 What happens when fossil fuels run out? How do communities and cultures survive? After Coal profiles inspiring individuals who are building a new future in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky and south Wales. The hour long documentary […]

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