by art.earth | Mar 9, 2020 | Books, Essays & other writing, News | 0 comments
Our latest publication, Culture, Community & Climate has arrived from the printer.
If you have already pre-ordered we will begin shipping in the next couple of days.
You can purchase your very own copy of this new book here.
One of the most extraordinary images in our Evolving the Forest book is in Flora Wiegmann’s chapter - a picture of the Cave of Crystals in Mexico, with crystals 11m long. US-based choreographer Flora is our featured artist for February. art-earth.org.uk/flo… pic.twitter.com/vqxm…
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Pls share with us your stories about the tides. #highwater is the latest project from Tidelines kicking off at 08.45 Mar 30, the highest tide of 2021. (Factoid: Tides vary according to Earth’s relationship with Sun & Moon.) Sign up high-water.org @PlymUni @exetidelines1 pic.twitter.com/r5vz…
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We’re celebrating the highest tide of 2021 from 08.45 Mar 30. Please come & share your stories or knowledge about tides - wherever you are in the world. We hope to keep going for whole tidal cycle (12+ hours). Join us! - sign up high-water.org #highwater @exetidelines1 pic.twitter.com/v5Q2…
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On Friday March 5 we welcome sharings from Carolyn Black (@FlowContempArts ) Paeony Lewis (@paeonylewis INSTA) & Jan O’Highway. All engage with the natural world in their chosen media, ranging from painting to glass, moving image, & photography. 13.00GMT art-earth.org.uk/fir… pic.twitter.com/0td5…
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We’re thrilled to be working with Anne-Marie Culhane & Jo Salter, the Tidelines project, & Low Carbon Devon at Uni Plymouth’s Sustainability Hub to celebrate the highest tide of the year on March 30. Sign up now for #highwater and be part of it! high-water.org pic.twitter.com/BLTN…
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