ARTS
Artist Noel Miller describes the role that art has
played in communicating the romance and fragility of
Antarctica.
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Erika Yarrow talks to the leading
photographer.
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Erika Yarrow talks to artists Helen and Newton Harrison
about their new exhibition 'Greenhouse Britain: Losing Ground,
Gaining Wisdom.'
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Ian McEwan, novelist (published in Burning Ice, by Cape
Farewell).
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Erika Yarrow visited the 'Slow Water' exhibition and
discovered that saving water can be stylish as well as being
sustainable.
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Emily Doyle* discusses the relationship between art and
consumption, and how fashion may benefit the
environment.
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Erika Yarrow talks to the artist and Director of Cape
Farewell.
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Contraction and Convergence (C&C) is like a
perfect cadence in music says Aubrey Meyer*.
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London is one of the greatest cities in the world and
the River Thames is its beating heart. But if you want to know what
London and its river were like at a time of huge growth, CIWEM
Executive Director, Nick Reeves, suggests you look at Canaletto's
amazing paintings.
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Great art, says CIWEM Executive Director, Nick Reeves,
can have a profound influence on our thinking and our attitudes. In
the Renaissance it was important in communicating serious messages
about our relationship with the world that are relevant
today.
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Creating a sense of place is a key theme of modern
environmental design. Jonathan Ives* looks at how the making of
places has evolved into the concept of placemaking and the role of
art in the process.
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Peter Randall-Page* describes how nature influenced the
design of the Eden Project's new education centre.
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Peter Brimblecombe* describes how the visual arts have
long depicted our environment, even enabling scientists to gain a
better understanding of sea level rises.
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Artist John Goto* describes how his work is
disseminating ideas around flood risk management.
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Erika Yarrow talks to the renowned
eco-architect.
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What do Dreissena polymorpha and modern art in Canada
have in common? Plenty, according to British artist Simon Starling,
winner of the 2005 Turner Prize. Sarah Stanners*
reports.
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David Buckland* concludes our serialisation of Burning
Ice, Cape Farewell's inspirational book documenting the recent
Arctic explorations of artists, scientists and writers onboard a
100-year old schooner.
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CIWEM's new arts and ecology initiative is a vital step
towards creating a wider, productive platform for the arts and
environmental sectors to inform and engage with one another.
Gunpowder Park is supporting CIWEM and Artistic Director, Eileen
Woods, explains how its work demonstrates the value and potential
of the interdisciplinary working practice that CIWEM is
promoting.
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Sculptural statements by Peter Clegg and Antony Gormley
created during a Cape Farewell expedition to the
Arctic.
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Sam Bowyer talks to Erika Yarrow about culture, climate
change and the new on-line museum that is opening up access to
environmental art.
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Erika Yarrow explores a vibrant eco-facility on the
outskirts of Toronto.
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Erika Yarrow finds inspiration, energy and optimism
amongst arts and ecology experts at the University of
Falmouth.
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