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Compost Your Art! Why Art is Ecological and Why It Matters - #65
“The creative vision of artists is held up as the highest value of art, and any concern about the ethics of materials used is considered a buzz kill.”
Featuring:
Max Liboiron “Cross Contamination”
Nick Offerman, “Working with Wood, and the Meaning of Life” in On Being with Krista Tippett
Tanja Beer, Ecoscenography: An Introduction to Ecological Design for Performance
Giovanni Aloi, “Elephants in the Room” in Antennae
Gregory Levine, “Tree-Buddhas” in Eco-Art History in East and Southeast Asia
Each zine is printed on a single sheet of paper, folded into an 8 page zine. Pricing is on a sliding scale, so choose what you pay!
“The creative vision of artists is held up as the highest value of art, and any concern about the ethics of materials used is considered a buzz kill.”
Featuring:
Max Liboiron “Cross Contamination”
Nick Offerman, “Working with Wood, and the Meaning of Life” in On Being with Krista Tippett
Tanja Beer, Ecoscenography: An Introduction to Ecological Design for Performance
Giovanni Aloi, “Elephants in the Room” in Antennae
Gregory Levine, “Tree-Buddhas” in Eco-Art History in East and Southeast Asia
Each zine is printed on a single sheet of paper, folded into an 8 page zine. Pricing is on a sliding scale, so choose what you pay!