"Hi Cathy, good to hear from you, enjoyed visiting your web site, hope this project keeps going ... now I I've stumbled on it! Chris"
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Christine O'Brien Shanahan's Groups
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Art & Ecology in Ireland
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High Tide
13 members
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Art and Forests
17 members
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Christine O'Brien Shanahan is attending Kate Maddison's eventPASA - Public Art Sustainability Assessment at Internet
December 7, 2009 at 12pm to December 7, 2010 at 12pm
The first ever set of guidelines to help artists and commissioners embrace the sustainable as well as the artistic impact of their work has been launched by Chrysalis Arts, a public art company, training and arts development agency based in North Yorkshire.Public Art Sustainability Assessment (PASA for short) is a free flexible assessment tool which aims to promote sustainable practice in public art to artists and commissioners and has been developed to assist Chrysalis Arts in the process of…See More
Christine O'Brien Shanahan replied to Tom Corby's discussion RSA Arts and Ecology - is it continuing and where's Will"there is a link to projects on main top menu : http://www.thersa.org/projects
from there to : http://www.thersa.org/projects/arts-and-ecology
from there to : http://www.artsandecology.org.uk/
from there to : ning
not sure if this answers you…"
Christine O'Brien Shanahan joined Cathy Fitzgerald's group
Art & Ecology in Ireland
Interested in art and ecology & living in Ireland? A call to all creative members from all artistic disciplines-visual arts, theatre,dance, music, literature, film..how are you responding to ecological themes? Please feel free to post share & inspireSee More
Christine O'Brien Shanahan joined James Brady's group
High Tide
High Tide is a unique interdisciplinary artist-led initiative which seeks to nurture a culture of sustainability and eco-logical consideration of our lives in a rapidly changing world.
Christine O'Brien Shanahan is attending steve mcpherson's event
Contribute to online art project - www.marineplastic.org at Global
April 15, 2010 at 6pm to April 15, 2025 at 6pm
I am asking artists, photographers, beach combers, foragers and anyone else to send photos and location details of interesting Marine Plastic that they find beached during their wanderings of the shores of the world. The project aims to document the people, places and plastic that litters our coastlines, maybe along the way it will provide some interesting or useful data, as well as hopefully bringing a greater awareness of the plastic pollution of our oceans and seas. I ask you if you could…See More
Profile Information
- Where are you?
- Waterford, Ireland
- What kind of work do you do?
- Abstract landscape based paintings; environment based installations; memories of place and time interwoven with colour and light. Most recent art work: as part of Gateways Festival, Co Wicklow, used photographs taken during 2008 study of award-winning Special Area of Conservation - Fenor Bog. Images were printed on recycled drafts of MA in Arts and Heritage Management thesis and woven through bars of an open gate.
- Art that made me think about things:
- Had the pleasure of revisiting John Constable's 'The Cornfield', in October 2009 in conjunction with Chris Watson's sound interpretation of the work at the National Gallery, London. Watson's difficulty in sourcing clean recordings of birdsong, without the hum of modern life, brought home just how much we have lost. Watson's recreation of the spatial depth in the artwork, through sound, bridged the 80 year gap and created an immediacy and intimacy between audience and artist that was palpable.
- Website
- http://www.cobsart.com
- Other interests
- sustainable living and cultural development, gardening, photography, environment, ecology,
- Best idea you've had this year
- Changing established three bed veggie patch to five beds - PLBOR - people love bunches of roses ... potatoes, legumes, brassicas, onions, roots. as suggested by fellow http://www.GIYireland.com member
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