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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June 4, 2021
First Friday, June 4 2021
First Fridays happen (surprise!) on the first Friday of every month. First Fridays is a gathering place for artists or ... Read More
June 23, 2021
Borrowed Time keynote: Dr Rachel Clark...
Wednesday June 23 at 13.00 BST (UTC+1) A Borrowed Time event Online £5 / free for art.earth members and Borrowed ... Read More
June 24, 2021
Sustainable Earth 2021
Sustainable Earth 2021 is an online forum for everyone - researchers, businesses, NGOs, the public sector, social enterprises, community groups ... Read More
July 2, 2021
First Friday July 2: in conversation w...
In a conversation between art.earth's Richard Povall & writer Sophie Pierce. Borrowed Time continues its series of conversations with artists, ... Read More
September 5, 2021
Research Lab – Vulture: A Wake
September 5-9 • Dartington These are the times to let our knowings die, to devour our certainties and to surrender ... 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
Be-coming Tree live art event
from our friend Camilla Nelson: Those of you who missed the live event, can now see the most recent Be-coming ... Read More
Exhibition: Density & Light
‘Density & Lightness’ sculpture exhibition will feature 75 sculptures from 24 artists, inside and outside Exeter Cathedral, from 12 June ... Read More
Art & Climate in Practice
from our friends at Chrysalis Arts Development: Art & Climate in Practice is a three-week programme of events exploring the ... Read More
OD Arts – Festival 2021
Online and across East Coker and West Coker, Somerset28-30 May 2021Digital programme continues until 6 June We are delighted to ... Read More
Earth Day for Trees
Eternal Forest ConversationEarth Day with Ecoartspace 22 April 20.00 GMTGet more information and RESERVE YOUR PLACE On the 22nd of April 20.00 ... Read More
Fife Walkers & Explorers – ...
from member Tina Scopa: This is an invite to join a collaborative mapping of Fife in Scotland. Walking and exploring ... Read More
Other news
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High Water publication
If you missed High Water on March 30, or you'd just like to visit and explore what happened, we're now ... 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
High Water – what next?
High Water ran from 08.30 to 22.00 on the highest tide of the year on March 30. This celebration of ... 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
A few questions answered
Some questions answered Who are we? Tidelines is exploring the place we live from lots of different perspectives with something ... Read More
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Last updated February 2021 Introduction artdotearth CIC (“we” or “us” or “our”) may use cookies, web beacons, tracking pixels, and ... Read More
Opportunities for artists (mostly)
YATOO Nature Art Biennale 2021
Nature Art Cube Exhibition of Geumgang Nature Art Pre-Biennale 2021 12x12x12+Nature The Korean Nature Artists' Association 'YATOO(野投)' is an art ... Read More
TRAIL 2021 callout
TRAIL 2021 Open for submissions Following another successful all be it a smaller sculpture trail last summer, TRAIL is pleased ... Read More
Be part of Season for Change
A call to action for the cultural sector to fight the climate crisis, running February - July 2021.
Season for Change ... Read More
Season for Change ... Read More
Callout for responses to HS2 destructi...
A call to visual artists and poets in response to the destruction caused by HS2 Irreplaceable is a world movement ... Read More
Bernheim Aboretum – artist resid...
Bernheim's Artist in Residence program advances the idea of a “museum without walls” by encouraging artists to research and explore ... Read More
North Lands Creative women film-makers...
North Lands Creative Deadline: 29 January 2021 at 12:00 Glass, Meet the Future 2021 Digital Festival will showcase a cross ... Read More
First Fridays
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Opportunities
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Featured Artist/Member
March 2021: Katie Taylor
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
February 2021 – Flora Wiegmann
Each month a member of the art.earth Board of Directors selects a member to feature, to become our Artist of ... Read More
January 2021 – James Aldridge
James Aldridge is our featured member artist of the month for January 2021 ... Read More
a selection of art.earth Books
Member posts
Fife Walkers & Explorers –...
from member Tina Scopa: This is an invite to join a collaborative mapping of Fife in Scotland. Walking and exploring ... 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
Sense of Here (presentation)
Dear all Our friends Rob & Harriet Fraser recently presented as part of the 'Sense of Here' series hosted by ... Read More
Our most recent happenings…
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
February 5, 2021
First Friday, March 5
First Fridays are our monthly series of informal artist get-togethers where the conversation may stray from the triassic to contemporary ... Read More
January 8, 2021
First (2nd actually!) Friday January 8
First Fridays are our monthly series of informal artist get-togethers where the conversation may stray from the triassic to contemporary ... Read More
In case you missed them, read all our previous mailouts and updates
Things to read
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
Honey Money – a review by Rubén ...
A review of Honey Money: fSM - new money for a new society by Jaeweon Cho, published by art.earth Booksa review ... Read More
Stephen Jenkinson talk published
On Friday December 11 art.earth hosted a conversation with Stephen Jenkinson of Orphan Wisdom. Led by Christos Galanis, the conversation ... Read More
Expression 30: on Cultural Identity
from the editors of Expression 30 Dear colleagues and friends, It is a pleasure to offer you a complimentary copy ... Read More
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“If that is the case - and I have no reason to doubt it - then the funders are also at fault. No funder should be funding a project that does this. t.co/mpvo4vvB1M”
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If you love the sea or tidal estuaries find 13 hours of wonderment, stories, tidal events, #swimming …and more. The record of our High Water event celebrating this year’s equinoctial tide is now available at t.co/Z4wvipATsn @exetidelines1 #climatechange #ocean pic.twitter.com/moUtlNdrmS![]()
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“If you love the sea or tidal estuaries find 13 hours of wonderment, stories, tidal events, #swimming ...and more. The record of our High Water event celebrating this year’s equinoctial tide is no...
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A bird's eye says a lot about its ecology. Birds with large eyes tend to live in forests, use far-sighted foraging maneuvers, eat inverts and fruit, and reside in the tropics. A huge thanks to Stanley Ritland for his incredible work measuring museum specimens 40 years ago. t.co/yG3HhnI0kD![]()
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“A bird's eye says a lot about its ecology. Birds with large eyes tend to live in forests, use far-sighted foraging maneuvers, eat inverts and fruit, and reside in the tropics. A huge thanks to Stan...
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Six and a half mermaid's purses, in all their strange and ragged splendor. pic.twitter.com/Mc98RB8na7![]()
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“Six and a half mermaid's purses, in all their strange and ragged splendor.”
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