Eco-Art– What is it?
Click here to read/download a detailed presentation about Eco-Art prepared by the artist Deborah Thomas
Talk Art
2012 Conference, Salinas, California
- EcoArt Activist Nominations
- Arts and Entertainment Guide for June 23-27, 2010
- Favorite Walks
- Green Art Website links
- MAIL ART-A Worldwide Call for Participation
- Panelist and Performers
- Tours of Recology and SF Studios
- Various Post about Eco-Art
- Women’s Caucus for Art, WCA Information
- Buy ticket for Elements: An Eco-Art Conference
- Conference Schedule and Fees
- Eco-Art– What is it?
- Exhibition Information: Blue Planet
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- EcoArt Activist Nominations
- Arts and Entertainment Guide for June 23-27, 2010
- Buy ticket for Elements: An Eco-Art Conference
- Conference Schedule and Fees
- Eco-Art– What is it?
- Exhibition Information: Blue Planet
- Favorite Walks
- Green Art Website links
- MAIL ART-A Worldwide Call for Participation
- Panelist and Performers
- Tours of Recology and SF Studios
- Various Post about Eco-Art
- Women’s Caucus for Art, WCA Information
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[...] March 17, 2010 · Leave a Comment Dear Artists, Many artists have questioned — just what is Eco-Art? And what could I create? Well, your questions will be answered! A wonderful, informative document was written by a member of the Pacific Coast Region Committee, Deborah Thomas. Please click here to learn more about eco-art: http://ecoartactivism.wordpress.com/eco-art-what-is-it/. [...]
Loved the presentation by Deborah Thomas- I certainly hope all artists choosing to send in work consider the message that, as artists, we are among those who must re-imagine our relationship to nature if we wish to sustain life as we know it.