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ECO-ART Walk – A potential meet-up in Washington D.C.
We are planning a visit to Georgetown University’s “EcoArt Walk” – with a combined visit to either the National Portrait Gallery’s upcoming exhibition – “Forces of Nature: Voices that Shaped Environmentalism” and/or John Akomfrah’s “Purple” at the Hirshhorn.
Question: Who is interested in going? & When are the best, most convenient times to plan a trip?
Also – for thought…
In our planning – it prompted a discussion: Is it “good” art? Does it have to be? Is it “effective” toward bringing awareness or changing attitudes towards the environment and sustainable futures? Are some artworks more “effective” or “better” than others? And how would one measure that?
https://earthcommons.georgetown.edu/arts-events/eco-artwalk/
earthcommons.georgetown.edu
ECo ArtWalk - The Earth Commons
Environmental Graphiti: The Art and Science of Climate Change Environmental Graphiti—The Art of Climate Change by ECo Artwalk featured artist Alisa Singer uses abstract images to illustrate the science behind the critical changes impacting our planet. The series consists of digital … Continue reading
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