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Ecoart in Action Activities, Case Studies, and Provocations for Classrooms and Communities.

"Compiled from 67 members of the Ecoart Network, a group of more than 200 internationally established practitioners, Ecoart in Action stands as a field guide that offers practical solutions to critical environmental challenges. Organized into three sections-Activities, Case Studies, and Provoca...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Geffen, Amara
Otros Autores: Rosenthal, Ann, Fremantle, Chris, Rahmani, Aviva
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : New Village Press, 2022.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Introduction -- Section 1 Activities -- Critical Media Literacy and Ecoart / Marcia Annenberg -- Mandalas on the Beach / Liza Behrendt -- Exquisite Map for Site Exploration / Vaughn Bell -- Rules Assignment / Jackie Brookner -- Of a Personal Nature / Brian D. Collier -- Award Ribbons for Places / Marlene Creates -- Cultivating an Ecocreative Mindset: Developing an Elementary School Ecoart Practice / Cynthia Cutting -- Perceiving Embeddedness Through Collage / Cameron Davis -- The Inventory of Obstacles and Concerns / Samantha DiRosa -- Story Circles / Arlene Goldbard -- Exploring Performance and Installation Practices in an Ecoart Curriculum / Beth Grossman -- Site-Specific Metaphor / Nancy Holmes, Denise Kenney -- Art+Energy Camp / Elizabeth Monoian, Robert Ferry -- Water Detectives: Getting to Know Local Waterways / Stacy Levy -- An Enduring Work of Art / Christopher McNulty -- Wayfaring: Understanding Place / Chrissie Orr -- Arborescence: A Score / Deanna Pindell -- Rethinking Fashion / Milena Popov -- Botanical Art Banners: Reconnecting with Urban Nature / Ann T. Rosenthal -- Creating Rituals / Fern Shaffer -- Drawing from the Inside / Lorna Stevens -- Interviewing Environmental Volunteers, Activists, and Ecoartists / R. Eugene Turner -- Lines of the Hand / Jan van Boeckel -- Work Outs/Tune Ups/Turn Ons / Linda Weintraub -- How to Be a Movementor / Shai Zakai 
505 0 |a Section 2 Case Studies -- The Rain Project: Students Design and Build a Floating Wetland for a Campus Stormwater Pond / Changwoo Ahn -- Mangrove Rescue in Bimini: Connecting Art, Restoration, and Community / Lillian Ball -- Art and Aesthetics: A Deliberative Approach in Scottish Forests / Tim Collins, Reiko Goto Collins -- Water: Art and Activism / Betsy Damon -- Wondering the Artist Book (an ecoinspiracy) / Mo Dawley -- Calendar Variations / Anne Douglas, Chris Fremantle -- Welcome Home Wildlife! Torry Island EcoArt Project / Jesse Etelson -- Deconstructing Myths of Rape: From Talk to Action / Amara Geffen -- Collective Vigilance: Protecting the Headwaters of the New River / Tom Hansell -- Collaborating: Using Art, Activism, and Science to Express Environmental Concern / Ruth Hardinger -- Along the Trail: Ecological Leaf Sculptures for Public Engagement / Susan Hoenig -- Beyond the Pale: Ecoart Pedagogy at Burren College of Art / Eileen Hutton -- Ice Receding/Books Reseeding / Basia Irland -- The DIRT Collective: Collaboration and Consilience in Super-Learning Communities / Eve Andree Laramee -- Active Energy: Bringing Local Knowledge into the Public Realm / Loraine Leeson -- Collaboratively Transforming a Military Trailer: An Assignment About Regeneration / Mary Mattingly -- The Faculty of Social Arts Practice / Kerry Morrison, Chrissie Tiller -- Connecting the Dots: Social Ecology Meets Nature-Deficit Disorder / Beverly Naidus -- Case Study Versus Case Story: The Emergence of the Nomad MFA / Carol Padberg -- Creative Rewilding Circle, Vartiosaari Island, Finland / Wioletta Anna Piaścik -- Chance Encounter: Art, Life, and Activism in Open Air Studio / Hope Sandrow -- Systemic Ecological Thinking: How to Create A Living Library & Think Park® / Bonnie Ora Sherk -- Artist Residencies for Environmental Change / Margaret Shiu -- Second Graders Educate Park Visitors About Wildlife / Virginia Stearns -- Sick-Amour / Joel Tauber -- Habitus / Robyn Woolston 
505 0 |a Section 3 Provocations -- Allodoxic interventions as a form of ecoart / Jenny Brown -- Ecoartists as key educators in eco-transdisciplinary learning / Hans Dieleman -- A framework for ecosocial art practice: Integrating Guattari's ecosophy and action research / Cathy Fitzgerald -- The art of inquiry: A learning manifesto / David Haley -- Collaboration, complexity, and systems change: Interview with Newton Harrison -- Village triangles: Complexity with and beyond systems thinking / Sacha Kagan -- The role of life-centered learning and interdependency in an interdisciplinary curriculum / Don Krug -- Curating ecoart practices: Interview with Amy Lipton -- Scores for climate justice / Devora Neumark and JuPong Lin -- Organizing the approach to sensitive conditions: Applying a Boolean analysis to trigger point theory as aesthetic activism / Aviva Rahmani -- A call to embrace ecological grief / Ruth Wallen. 
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