Feeding the Insatiable
creative explorations of real and imaginary futures
a summit
November 9 -11 2016
Dartington Hall, Devon, England
Energy is an old, wily creature to walk with. It rises from the heat of the Earth’s core, falls in a sunbeam, comes with the tide to form cliffs. It takes people and places, time and technology, to transform and transport energy (it can never be destroyed). How to walk with this ethereal power, and tell its stories? How to imagine and write its futures?
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Dartington Biomass & Solar
As promised (to those who were on the Renewables walk) we've attached the document that Paul read out which outlines the biomass and solar renewable energy plant on the Dartington estate. Read it...
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If you're presenting at the Summit, please read this page. Make sure you have your presentation available on a USB stick. It's not really possible to be switching computers between sessions.
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We had a problem with the workshop chooser and had to fix it. So the link in your email is now broken, Go here to choose your workshop
read moreArt…can create a ‘third space’ for public discourse. By ‘third space’ we mean a space other than the commercial or governmental spaces for people to engage with issues. This is often characterised by being non-hierarchical, open and willing to embrace contradiction, uncertainty, etc.
Chris Fremantle
Art.earth shared The Woodland Trust's post.
We want to make sure everyone has a chance to plant a tree
Join us for Earth Celebrations-Ecological and Social Change through the Arts' Ecological City: A Cultural and Climate Solutions Action Project - PUBLIC PLANNING MEETING - WED NOV 14
6:30pm The Loisaida, Inc. Center - 710 E. 9th St (btw Aves C & D)
Lower East Side, New York City.
Find out how to participate, open call for artists and share ideas.
ECOLOGICAL CITY is an #ecologicalart and #climatesolutions action project engaging the #LowerEastSide community through creative strategies, co-creating a theatrical pageant, to celebrate and bring together climate solutions and ecological sustainability initiatives throughout the #gardens, neighborhood and #waterfront, and their contribution to city and global climate challenges.
ARTIST OPEN CALL: Visual Artists, Dancers, Performers, Musicians, & Poets present and collaborate with community creating artistic works exploring climate resiliency, water, and ecological sustainability.
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Earth Celebrations Engaging Communities to Generate Ecological and Social Change through the Arts photo by William Bourassa Jr. Ecological City Spring 2019 Join and Participate Read More
