CONFERENCES and SYMPOSIA
WEAD:
Ecoart = Ecoactivism
a major eco(logical)
Symposium and Exhibition
Saturday, October 6, 2001
9am to 5 pm
Evening
program 7 to 9pm
Exhibition, Reception & Performance Art
Co-sponsored
by John F. Kennedy University
and the Women Environmental Artists Directory
Join in hardcore discussion
with activist artists and art program innovators
JFK University Arts &
Consciousness Gallery
Arts Annex, 2nd floor
2956 San Pablo Ave
Berkeley, CA 94702
(510) 649-0499
For more information,
see the Symposium details.
You can also review the Program Schedule
online or download a printable version in PDF
format or Word format.
Exhibition:
September 29 - October 24, 2001
Gallery hours: M-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-4
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April
13-16, 2000
The
Ecology of Home
Ecological
solutions must be brought into the mainstream of places, politics, and
planning. This year's H.O.P.E.S. conference provides a forum for sharing
local solutions to global problems by celebrating grassroots efforts
around the country and around the world. We will use our home, Eugene,
Oregon, as a model to explore the challenges facing the diverse and
spirited communities that are at a crossroads of environmental change.
As citizens, designers, artists, and visionaries, we all play active
roles in shaping the livability and sustainability of our communities.
We invite you to bring your own stories, experiences, and ideas to the
conference. We believe that your solutions can lead the world towards
realizing a new and continued commitment to the places we call home.
For
more info, call or write H.O.P.E.S. at:
University of Oregon
School of Architecture and Allied Arts
H.O.P.E.S. Lawrence Hall
5249 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-5249
phone:(541) 346-0719
e-mail:hopes@laz.uoregon.edu
October
28-31, 1999
Bioneers
Conference
Marin Civic Center, San Rafael, CA
(details will follow closer to the date)
WEAD sponsored presentation:
"Artists as Eco-activists", chaired by Jo Hanson
Sunday Oct. 31 (exact time TBA)
Panelists are:
Patricia Johanson, Lynne Hull, Lana Rose, and Kathryn Miller. Susan
Leibovitz Steinman will address questions to panelists and encourage
open audience responses as a closing part of this program.
For more information on the Bioneers Conference: contact the Arts and
Healing Network at ahn@artheals.org
Many WEAD artists and environmental art projects are listed on the Arts
& Healing Network website. Check it out at
http://www.artheals.org
September
23-25, 1999
Society
for Ecological Restoration
11th Annual National Conference
The Presidio, San Francisco, CA
http://209.63.221.138:80/ser99
Reweaving the World: In presentations, exhibits and readings about the
natural world, artists and writers will help us better understand the
relationship between ourselves, our projects and the natural environment.
The event will feature large, cooperative restoration efforts ‹ where
individuals and stakeholders band together to improve our natural environment
with community-based stewardship as an integral part.
For the first time the SER will host symposia on "Art and Expression."
Several WEAD artists are presenting panels and individual slide talks.
A concurrent environmental art exhibit of some sort is being planned.
For info on "Art & Expression" contact M. Khosla or Amy Lambert
at creekshade@aol.com
February 12, 1999 Friday
College Art Association Annual Conference
Los Angeles, CA
Presentation by WEAD Board of Director members Jo Hanson and Susan
Leibovitz Steinman and WEAD artist Aviva Romani
(Waiting for further info on this event -- check back again, we may
include an excerpt or synopsis of the presentation.)
EXHIBITIONS, WEAD ARTISTS' PROJECTS
Reception: Friday, June 18th at 7 pm
Hours: Grounds will be open to the public Friday at Noon, June
18th
Saturday and Sunday, June 19th & 20 from 8 am till dusk.
Childrens interactive eco-art environments and eco-performances will be
Saturday and Sunday,10 am - 4 pm, June 19th & 20th
Drumming ceremony at 7 pm Saturday, June 19th
There will be food available Saturday evening
Escondido Phoenix 1999
an exploration of art and nature in Escondido Canyon
Escondido Phoenix Retreat
26860 Mellus Drive
Malibu, CA
Beth Abels and Jim Sullivan, Angie Bray, David McDonald, Michael McMillen,
Bernard Perroud, Lothar Schmitz, Barbara Smith, Sylvia Tidwell, Daniel
Wheeler
At the Escondido Phoenix Retreat in Malibu -- 10 Los Angeles artists have
been invited to work in nature to create site-specific art installations
in a creek-side, rustic canyon setting. Exploring the aesthetic relationship
of art as it relates to the environment, the public is invited to experience
3 days of art and nature celebrations including eco-performances, a drumming
ceremony, and childrenís interactive eco-art environments.
Curated by Patricia Watts Initiated by Bernard Perroud
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE - DONATIONS ARE SUGGESTED
DIRECTIONS:Take PCH North of Pepperdine University, to Latigo Canyon
Drive (R) to Maguire Drive (L). Drive down to Escondido Drive (R) and
turn (L) at 26860
INFO: (310) 457-5119
June 6, 1999
Hours: PROCESSION MEETS PROMPTLY at 1:30 pm at the Berkeley
Rose Garden Tunnel on Euclid Avenue near Eunice Avenue, and concludes
at 4:30 pm.
10th
Annual Women's and Girls' Tea Party & Storytelling Ceremony
Artist: Patricia Bulitt, Director/Choreographer
Codornices Park, Berkeley, CA
Euclid Avenue across from the Berkeley Rose Garden
Cost: $14.00 to $45.00 per person (sliding scale)
FRAGRANT TEAS AND SWEETS! STORYTELLERS! Each participant
must bring her own teacup and a story to tell of a woman who influences
her life to tell to one another at the picnic tables. This event is for
women of all ages and girls eight years old and older to commemorate the
place and our tales. Please bring a warm wrap, coat, or sweater as it
is very cool in the grove. Special Guests: Carolyn Brandy, Drummer (Alive!
Rhthmics) and Barbara Potter, Storyteller (Amencan Indian Tradition).
These events are in association with East Bay Citizens for Creek Restoration
Info:You must Pre-Register for this Tea Party by May 29, 1999.
To request registration form please send SASA to:
Tea Party, 2138 McKinley, Apt. B, Berkeley, CA 94703
Phone: (510) 84I-6612
March 6 - July 25, 1999
"What
is Art For?"
The Oakland Museum
700 Oak Street, Oakland, California 94607
Co-curated by Mary Hull Webster and William T. Wiley, has 100 artists
participating.
Parts of the exhibit are subdivided into sections such as "Nature",
"Society," etc. An ongoing series of performances is planned; call
the museum for a program. Four WEAD artists are in the exhibit:
Mary Eubank, Sharon Siskin, Terri Cohn and Susan Leibovitz Steinman.
Info: www.museumca.org
Phone: 888/OAK-MUSE
April, 1999
Artist:
Lynne Hull
Has concurrent exhibitions on her habitat restoration installations at:
Gallery Route One
Pt. Reyes Station, California and
Santa Rosa Junior College, Petaluma Campus
Petaluma, California
Info: For exact info and directions you can contact Lynne at:
ecoarthulll@compusesrve.com
April, 1999
Artist:
Susan Plum
Has an environmental art installation during the month of April at:
Ohlone College, Fremont, California
Petaluma, California
Info: phone the Ohlone College Art Department
March 21, 1999 (Sunday)
Hours: Noon-4:00 pm
Artist:
Susan Leibovitz Steinman
"The Temporary Mandela Artscape"
First Day of Spring "Block Party"
Mandela Parkway Median between 13th and 14th Streets
Celebrate and dedicate the artscape's flowering
Free food and entertainment
Art and Gardening and Community Tables
Paint a tile for the Artscape
Info: (510) 653-6380
Sponsored
by the Museum of Children's Art with the help of CalTrans' Transportation
Art Program and workers; Prescott Family Resource Center; Merritt College
Horticultural Landscape Department; and many individual West Oakland residents
and community groups. Endorsed by the City of Oakland.
May
29 - July 24, 1998
Reception: June 11, 5-7 PM
"Dear Mother Earth"
An exhibit of Environmental Artwork
Marin Civic Center
First and Third Floor Galleries
251 N. San Pedro Road
San Rafael, CA 94903
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9-5
Artists: Estelle Akamine, Judith
Blankman and Marilyn Hudson, Claudia Chapline, Mary Eubank, Erica
L. Fielder, Linda Fries, Lana Rose, Remi
Rubel, Sharon Siskin, Virginia Stearns, Susan
Leibovitz Steinman, Andrée
Singer Thompson, Kerry Vander
Meer, Mary Warshaw, Michele
Waters.
June 15 - July 31, 1998
Reception: TBA
"Honoring Jo Hanson"
Artist: Jo Hanson
Gallery Route One
Point Reyes, CA
Hours: TBA
A sister exhibition of the "Dear Mother Earth" show, noted above
BENEFITS / PARTIES
June 20, 1998
Hours: 7 to 10 pm
Women Environmental Artists Directory
Summer Solstice Seed Party
Help WEAD Grow
Nexus Gallery
8th and Carleton Streets, Berkeley, CA
7 pm -- Reception -- lots of good food to eat!
8 pm -- Musical Program in Celebration of the Solstice
9 pm -- Silent Art Auction
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