art.earth celebrates and supports artists who look out to the world. This might mean quite explicitly talking about environmental or ecological issues, or it might mean exploring a much broader sense of the ecological: something that is open, enquiring, caring, and considerate of the world (people and places) it inhabits. We’re interested in gathering and sharing all kinds of knowledge, particularly if it can help us nurture the planet we all share.
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August 1, 2021
August 2021: Emma Welton
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
August 3, 2021
somewhere-nowhere artist talk (members...
This event is for art.earth members only. You will need to log in to see the Zoom details. art.earth is ... Read More
August 6, 2021
First Friday August 6
ZOOM link to First Friday First Fridays are our regular gathering for anyone interested in art and the world ... Read More
October 31, 2021
Borrowed Time: on death, dying & ...
Borrowed Time: on death, dying & change Dartington Hall, October 31 to November 2, 2021 (and at other times throughout ... Read More
Other events / dates that might be of interest
Draw to Perform…
Draw to Perform online meeting with M.Lohrum, the first performative artist to win the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize.Join us ... Read More
Eternal Forest conversation with Rache...
from our friends at Eternal Forest: 12 August 18.00 WEST /Western European Summer Time Rachel Corby, a plant whisperer, writer ... Read More
July news from ONCA
FROM OUR FRIENDS AT ONCA: What's On The sun is out and after more than a year’s closure, ONCA Gallery ... Read More
somewhere-nowhere news…
from our friends at somewhere-nowhere: ==== It has been a while since our last newsletter, mostly because we've been juggling ... Read More
Season for Change builds up to COP26
This Autumn, Season for Change continues with artists and partners creatively engaging with the life-changing impact of the climate breakdown ... Read More
Fruit Full (art & science)
from Françoise Sergy: You may remember about Fruit Full, an art and science project exploring fruits versus sugar. It has now ... Read More
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Digital Diary: commission project
INVITATION TO TENDER From: Foundation for Common Land (on behalf of the National Trust) For: Digital Diary Contract Contact: Sam ... Read More
July news from ONCA
FROM OUR FRIENDS AT ONCA: What's On The sun is out and after more than a year’s closure, ONCA Gallery ... Read More
Season for Change builds up to COP26
This Autumn, Season for Change continues with artists and partners creatively engaging with the life-changing impact of the climate breakdown ... Read More
living language land
from our friend Philippa Bayley: living-language-land is a journey through endangered and minority languages that reveal different ways of relating ... Read More
Art and Climate @ Sustainable Earth 20...
art.earth's Richard Povall gave a paper at the Sustainable Earth 2021 conference as part of the session 'Art and Climate' Session ... Read More
Reaching our friends and community
Facebook is not always a social good, like any social media. But it is a way for us to speak ... Read More
Opportunities for artists (mostly)
Voices of the Dart – commission
from our friend Ann-Marie Culhane: The Bioregional Learning Centre is looking for an artist in the early stage of their ... Read More
Digital Diary: commission project
INVITATION TO TENDER From: Foundation for Common Land (on behalf of the National Trust) For: Digital Diary Contract Contact: Sam ... Read More
Call for Art: The Long Nights of Inter...
Exhibition title: “Art. Peace. Sustainability“ Brief: Following the success of previous years, we are delighted to announce the annual public ... Read More
Arts-based public engagement with clim...
Apply for funding for a new collaborative public engagement partnership, as part of the ‘creative climate connections’ opportunity. Your partnership ... Read More
Our Common Cause: Digital Diary projec...
Our Common Cause: Digital Diary Tender £37,000 (+VAT) over a 18 month period to August 2021 – February 2023. Tender ... Read More
Ashburton Arts – invitation to t...
Ashburton Arts is a community organisation (not-for-profit company limited by guarantee). It was set up in 2017 with the primary ... Read More
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Featured Artist/Member
August 2021: Emma Welton
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
July 2021: Ann-Marie Fairbrother
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
June 2021: Haruko Joyce Okano
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
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somewhere-nowhere news…
from our friends at somewhere-nowhere: ==== It has been a while since our last newsletter, mostly because we've been juggling ... Read More
Exhibition: Reconnecting
'Reconnecting' an exhibition at Bermondsey Project Space London opening 30th June shows the work of Hugo Lami, artist in residence ... Read More
Geopolitics
Fired up by a recent conversation at First Friday, art.earth member Jane Eaton has shared this information about the Scottish ... Read More
Our most recent happenings…
July 2, 2021
First Friday July 2: with Sophie Pierc...
We heard from Annabel Pettigrew and the 'Throes of Grief' collective, and then Richard Povall was In conversation with writer Sophie ... Read More
June 23, 2021
Borrowed Time keynote: Dr Rachel Clark...
Wednesday June 23, 2021 at 13.00 (video now available) ‘What a remarkable book this is; tender, funny, brave, heartfelt, radiant ... Read More
March 30, 2021
High Water
Share your connection to the sea and the tides March 30, 08.45 to ....well we'll see Wherever you are in ... Read More
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Things to read
Art and Climate @ Sustainable Earth 20...
art.earth's Richard Povall gave a paper at the Sustainable Earth 2021 conference as part of the session 'Art and Climate' Session ... Read More
First Friday July 2: with Sophie Pierc...
We heard from Annabel Pettigrew and the 'Throes of Grief' collective, and then Richard Povall was In conversation with writer Sophie ... Read More
Hanien Conradie: a lockdown collaborat...
from our friends at ClimateCultures: Hanien Conradie: Attending to muse and nature in lockdown What does it take for distracted ... Read More
Interview with Cecilia Lam of the Jock...
An interview with Cecilia Lam, Director of the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (Hong King) by Selva Ozelli ... Read More
Tina Scopa in Aperçu
There is a lovely interview in the online magazine Aperçu with former artist of the month Tina Scopa. The interview ... Read More
For the love of a field
Our good friends Miche and Flora at touchstones have recently published this piece in The Ecological Citizen. Sympoiethics: For the ... Read More
Covert – a Handbook
from our good friend Phil Smith and Triarchy Press: Do you ever feel you live in a world where other ... Read More
Books on walking from Triarchy Press
from our friends at Triarchy Press: Walking is clearly an end in itself. The body needs no excuse to move ... Read More
Honey Money – a little book aski...
Honey Money: fSM - new money for a new society is both extraordinary and unexpected, a book about culture, the ... Read More
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