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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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.
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Tide: John Muir Open Exhibition - from Creative Scotland
North Light Arts John Muir Open Exhibition call for proposals
Deadline: 14 January 2019 at 23:55
A sea change - dialogues of change. Meeting the challenges of a more resilient and sustainable future? We want submissions that contain these sensibilities and pose some of Read more at artdotearth.org/?p=211653
Tide: John Muir Open Exhibition
artdotearth.org
from Creative Scotland North Light Arts John Muir Open Exhibition call for proposals Deadline: 14 January 2019 at 23:55 A sea change - dialogues of change. Meeting the challenges of a more resilien
