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Transmissions, Ecology of Freedom
The Transmissions exhibition zines are now available to download, print/trim/fold/staple, and view online, including over 80 artists who contributed to the eclipse thematic online exhibition and pop-up in Austin, Texas earlier this year. A big thank you to Tyler Evans, who designed the zines, as well as The New Geologic Epoch. click header image above
We received almost 200 submissions from over 80 artists for The Ecology of Freedom broadsides exhibition, opening in Baltimore next month at The Crow's Nest. Twenty-four works by twenty-four artists have been selected. The originals works and posters will be on display from October 12 through November 5, along with broadsides to takeaway and/or download from our website, to print and post for free. Take'm to the streets! see below
Our monthly Zoom Dialogues for members will resume this month including the Soil Dialogues, Water Dialogues and Plastics Dialogues. And, our Sustain(ability) and the Art Studio course is full and will be held from October through December.
Hope everyone had a rejuvenating summer break (or down under, are beginning to thaw after a cold winter). Keep up the great work!
Patricia Watts, founder
Header Image: Transmissions Zines designed by Tyler Evans
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eclipse fundraiser gallery
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Please share our fundraiser gallery with patrons of artists addressing environmental issues. ecoartspace is actively seeking to raise $10,000 to support our member pop-up exhibitions and print publications for 2024 and beyond. Thank you! click images above
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Visual Activism l Research Posters
Thursday, September 26
United States: 10am HDT, 1pm PDT, 2pm MDT, 3pm CDT, 4pm EDT
Europe: 21:00 GMT Australia: Friday, May 17, 6:00am AEDT
For this Zoom event, we will hear from four of our members about the potentials of research posters, an important medium to present scientific information as well as artistic work in the context of conferences and symposia. This easily transportable means of visual communication, which is often honored with prizes for best design, can be considered an art form in its own right. In this presentation, we will look at examples, methods, and opportunities for the research poster format and discuss how it can be used as an instrument of interdisciplinary dialogue, project documentation, artistic expression, and even activism.
Alexandra Toland, Saskia Jorda, Luc Biscan-White, Rhonda Janke
This event is free for members + one guest. $5 for non-members. All participants MUST REGISTER. |
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upcoming broadsides exhibition
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October 12 through November 5, 2024
The Ecology of Freedom is an ecological broadside campaign presented by ecoartspace in collaboration with The Crow's Nest, in Baltimore, Maryland. Founded by public servant, author, and climate action advocate Leonardo Martinez-Diaz, Crow's Nest serves as a hub for artists to collaborate with scientists, activists, community leaders, and each other. Twenty-four visually captivating images, with about half including text, have been selected; original works that will be presented along with printed broadsides for takeaways. Downloads for self-printing will be available on our website soon for free.
Mark Armbruster, Lynn Benson, Christina Bertea, Mazerick Betko, Pamela Casper, Nicole Dextras, Environmental Performance Agency (EPA), Holly Fay, Carol Flueckiger, Helen Glazer, Lawrence Gipe, Karen Hackenberg, Katie Kehoe, Deborah Kennedy, Pierre Leichner, Taina Litwak, Minal Mistry, Constance Old, Hugh Pocock, Jill Price, Jatun Risba, Jann Rosen-Queralt, Ruth Wallen, Bart Woodstrup
More information coming soon!
Image: Mark Armbruster, C02 does not cause catastrophic disasters-actually it would be beneficial to our environment and our economy, 2023, archival pigment print, acrylic paint, 30 x 19 inches, framed 36 x 23 inches |
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Where There is No Name for Art, Ogha Po'oge (White Shell, Water Place)
Submergence Collective, Leah Mata Fragua, Bill Gilbert, Ian Kualiʻi, Ruben Olguin, Carol Padberg
Randall Davey Audubon Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Where There is No Name for Art, Ogha Po’oge (White Shell, Water Place), includes six artists and a collaborative working with natural materials, making ephemeral site-works that will gradually return to the land. Honoring the history of the site at Santa Fe’s Audubon Center and the homelands of the Tewa people and Apache, this “non-art” is centered on the more-than-human world, thoughtfully engaging in the land.
Workshop: Papermaking and Natural Dye with Leah Mata Fragua, September 21 at 11am. $75 per person, scholarship available. 10 participants max. RSVP info@ecoartspace.org |
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featured ecoartspace artist
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eileen hutton
For
these sculptures, Hutton built a nesting box and placed a knitted
‘jumper’ into each box. A blue tit family then built their nests
inside the jumpers. This collaboration addresses the
question: What is it to care for one’s surrounding environment? The work
is a provocation around conservation and the nature of engagement. www.eileenhutton.com
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The New Geologic Epoch
Online exhibition and printed book
The New Geologic Epoch, juried by Mary Mattingly
presents works by over seventy of our members from Scotland, Ireland,
England, Sweden, Portugal, Brazil, Australia, Canada and the US, whose
work focuses on the shifting baselines in the landscape, which over time
have become the new normal.
Pre-order now, to get your copy before the holidays
Go to store
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SALVAGE is a new podcast hosted by Natalya Khorover, currently including fourteen conservations about repurosed materials and their use in art practice. Above
Thinking with the Harrisons: Re-imagining the Arts in the Global Environment Crises is a new book by Chris Fremantle, Leuven University Press, Belgium. PreOrder Now
From Earthwork to Test Plot: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Ecological Reparation is a feature including Lauren Bon + Metabolic Studio's Bending the River project, in Carla issue 36. Online
The Greatest Emergency is a feature on Diane Burko and her Amazon paintings inspired by her Lab Verde residency in Brazil last year, to be featured in La mayor emergencia at the Circulo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, Spain in October 2024, for Art Spiel. August 26, 2024.
Eco Art Is 'In." Must It Always Speak Loudly? is a recent New York Time's review including Jenny Kendler's Other Pearl installation at Governor Island, New York. August 22, 2024.
Climate Quickie: Why Tackling Climate Change is Art, Not Just Science was a podcast interview with Xavier Cortada, recorded at TEDx London. August 22, 2024
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ecoartspace has
served as a platform for artists addressing environmental issues since
1999. In 2020, we transitioned to a membership model. Members include
artists, scientists, professionals, students, and advocates sharing
resources and supporting each other's work. This is an inclusive,
non-competitive collaborative environment where we can imagine and make
real a healthy, equitable, resilient future. |
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