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A Table of Elements
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Pictures of… Artists’ responses to a sea of plastic
To launch our new series of picture-focused articles, we take a look at Los Angeles-based USC Fisher Museum of Art’s current exhibition which explores the complex relationship between humans, the oceans, and the things we throw away.
Blog Post
Making the giant muffle
Having measured my kiln and the packing area I have to accommodate the new muffle (or saggar) I then made a plan on paper of the box like structure I was going to make to install in it. Leaving 2″ […]
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Coastal Muffle Kiln
Documenting the process of devising and using a coastal muffle kiln culminating in an exhibition of new ceramic works onboard a floating light vessel moored in the Medway estuary.
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step in stone
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Challenge for art, working mind, tool for socio-political change
Organically grown research, composition of growing parts, decomposition of all relation. Empathy and respect
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Gearing up for DeptfordX!
Kind of at the last minute, I got an email about my ‘Concrete Tower turned Bug Hotel’ at Creekside Discovery Centre, to the effect of: it hasn’t been turned into a bug hotel yet, sorry… something to do with volunteers […]
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Inter silo / intra-silo
Over 24hrs into experiencing a new continent (South America), a new environment (the Uber Uber Corporate Conference) and a language that ‘belongs’ to many countries ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_of_Portuguese_Language_Countries ) I am more sure than ever that my practice exists within an intra-silo space. […]
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São Paulo Residency 2014
I’ve been invited to participate in the ‘World Congress on Solid Waste Management’ in São Paulo, Brazil, from 8th – 11th September 2014. What follows is a response.
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Blossom Photography Series by Ali Gracie
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‘Blossom Series’ Photography by Ali Gracie
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‘Drawing your attention: to spatial metaphor and mythopoeic laboratory”
“On sustainability: it is a kind of discourse that implies a different kind of social relation. What I mean is, instead of doing philosophy, one is doing ecophilosophy, not in the environmentalist sense, but as the philosophy of a possible […]
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Environment
Articles & images exploring environmental and sustainability discourses within contemporary practice.
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A preoccupation with cultivation
Elizabeth Wewiora looks at allotment-based practice among contemporary artists.
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Future forecast: Outcomes and issues: Climate change
S Mark Gubb on the economic and ecological implications of artists’ practice.
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Participation
The ecology of innovation
A joint Local Authority, Arts Council and Royal Society for the Arts (RSA) project focused on enhancing the town of Peterborough, through a variety of interventions aimed at stimulating citizen power, attachment to place and innovation amongst residents in Peterborough.
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Discussion
Climate change
The media is awash with commentary about ‘climate change’, a serious issue that of course affects every one of us.
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Profile
Tea Mäkipää
Finnish artist Tea Mäkipää’s work confronts her viewpoint of impending ecological catastrophe through interventions and installations positing an alternative vision of existence. By Manick Govinda.
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Foreword
On the occasion of Sharjah Biennial 8, ‘Still Life: Art, Ecology and the Politics of Change’, this a-n Collection focuses on creative processes at the intersections between art, radical politics and the environment.
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Down to a fine art
The planet’s ‘environmental emergency’ is providing inspiration for a growing movement of artists whose work focusing on habitats, social issues and survival aims to raise awareness. Anna Minton reports.