SS14: EcoArt South Florida

8/1/2014

by Dr. Mary Jo Aagerstoun,
Founder, EcoArt South Florida (Link).

Still WAY UP THERE after a hugely encouraging two days at the Love the Everglades Movement's First Annual Summer Symposium 2014 where I was so honored to present this discussion of EcoArt as slow activism and the need for aesthetically powerful and tactically deft Activist Art for our ecologies.

Please feel free to use any of this if you find it useful.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3vv0rlhomkddqb5/EcoArtActivismnotes.pdf

and for larger images of the slides:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/oacdllii34v1ynx/EcoArtActivismEcoArt.pdf

For more information on EcoArt South Florida, please visit their website: http://ecoartsofla.org/.

2 Comments

hermes victoria bags link

9/1/2014 07:57:45 pm

Don't forget, clientele contain the to certainly discover these kind of while duplicate totes of your respective requirements to the employment

Bob Johnson link

12/17/2014 03:31:55 am

Thanks for the encouragement and resources. Just a couple of things, one proofreading, one conceptual... The caption under the image of the Earth Ambulance cites its current location in Peekskill, NY as at the Hudson Valley Center for Visual Arts... As correctly noted elsewhere in the article it is the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art. Regarding your important and wonderful discussion of trophic cascades I find the emphasis on "human-generated" "human design" and "human intervention" a bit troubling... Isn't it precisely the non-human design, human non-intervention, nature generated trophic cascading that we are able to witness as contrast to prior human-caused trophic atrophy?

SS14: EcoArt South Florida

Leave a Reply.

Author

Archives

Categories